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St. Simons Island pro Hudson The Voice of the Coast Volume 113, Number 41 Swafford www.TheBrunswickNews.com October 29, 2014 39¢ or less home delivery • 75¢ newsstand IN THE STATE GLYNN COUNTY CAMDEN COUNTY STATESBORO: Fugitive banker caught in Glynn BRUNSWICK: Humane Society waiving pet KINGSLAND: Traveling art exhibit featuring County sentenced to 30 years in prison, 4A adoption fees from Thursday to Saturday, 2A Georgia artists goes on display, 2A

DAYBREAK Isles gets Your day in Brunswick and the Golden Isles The weather ready for HIGH 83 LOW Halloween 62 More sun in store for Georgia coast Police offer tips for The string of sunny days will safe trick-or-treating continue with a few clouds. Tides and five-day forecast, By MICHAEL HALL back of this section The Brunswick News Online help Glynn County citizens beware. You may be greet- ed by a ghastly group of ghoulish characters Friday Get prepared for as ghosts and goblins go door to door looking for Georgia-Florida game candy. To ensure the brigade of costumed children remain safe during their annual search for sugary treats, po- Find information on traffic Michael Hall/The Brunswick News photos and other Georgia-Florida lice offer a few tips trick-or-treaters and their parents Claude Caler gets one of his racing pigeons, shown below, out of one of four pigeon lofts at his Glynn County home should keep in mind. game day info from the Monday. Caler is a member of the South Georgia Flyers pigeon racing club. Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Although there is no official start or end time for online at www.thebrunswick- trick-a-treating in the Golden Isles, Glynn County news.com. Police Chief Matt Doering said it is best for families to stop going door-to-door Poll question FLYING when it gets dark, which will be around 7:30 p.m. to “Don’t 8 p.m. What should county “Stop at dark and don’t go forget the do with old jail? past 10 p.m.,” Doering said. age-old rule HIGH Parents should stay with A consultant hired by their children at all times, of checking Glynn County says the old Doering said. your child’s detention center on U.S. 341 Pigeon racing It is also important to stay close to downtown should be out of the road, he added. candy before razed. You think: “If you see a car approach- a serious hobby ing, get out of the street and allowing stay still,” Doering said. them to eat for local group Brunswick Police Capt. Kevin Jones gave the same it.” advice because children — Glynn County By MICHAEL HALL with candy on their minds Sheriff Neil Jump The Brunswick News may be quick to forget the rules of safety. That is why ome people take up woodworking in he said parents of young 74% Tear it down their free time. Others get into garden- children should pay particularly close attention and build a new Sing. while trick-or-treating. county office The six members of the Glynn Coun- Although he suggested being back home by dark, facility ty-based South Georgia Flyers race pigeons. Jones said being prepared for being out later is al- “It’s a hobby, like some people play golf Renovate it for ways a good idea. 14% county offices or fish,” said Riley Roberts Jr., president of “If you are out after dark, make sure you have the flyers club. bright colored, reflective clothing and carry a flash- Tear it down Flanked by the four pigeon lofts at the light with you,” Jones said. 6% house of club secretary Claude Caler, tucked He said pedestrians should be careful when cross- and use the Riley Roberts, left, site for addi- away at the end of a private drive not far ing streets and motorists should keep a keen eye out shows the wing of a tional parking from Interstate 95, Roberts, Caler and club for children. members Kevin Williamson and Lester racing pigeon Monday Glynn County Sheriff Neal Jump suggested par- 6% Tear it down Allen examined Caler’s meticulously built at the home of a ents establish a meeting location in their neighbor- and turn the coops. fellow member of the hood should they become separated from their chil- site into a “That’s a nice one,” Roberts said, pointing South Georgia Flyers public park dren. to the wood structure with a pitched metal pigeon racing club. “And of course, don’t forget the age-old rule of Cast your vote online at roof and wrapped in chicken wire. Above, Caler shows checking your child’s candy before allowing them www.thebrunswicknews. the bands identifying com. You do not have to be Please see PIGEONS, 5A one of his pigeons. Please see HALLOWEEN, 5A a subscriber to vote. Inside The News 2 sections/ 26 pages Brunswick begins study on stormwater utility Advice 3B Lotteries 3A Classified 8B News 7-8A, 13A By KELLY QUIMBY city’s drainage network, which is in need In July, the city announced it had re- repairs on the city’s aging system. Comics 7B Obituaries 4A The Brunswick News of a repair and general maintenance. The ceived an $80,000 Coastal Incentive Grant The process will span two years, with Crossword 7B Sports 9-12A city is looking for a way to pay for the sys- from the Georgia Department of Natural data collection making up the bulk of the Editorial 6A State 3A Brunswick is in the process of determin- tem’s upkeep. Resources. The grant requires an $80,000 first year. During the second year, city staff Graham 6A Sudoku 7B ing whether residents and businesses in the City staff is in the middle of mapping match — $26,000 in cash and $54,000 in will consult with the public on potential Local 2-4A Television 6B city will pay an all-new tax that’s based Brunswick’s entire stormwater system, part in-kind services — from the city. ways of funding the system. on the amount property that won’t absorb of a two-year effort to determine whether The grant is to study the feasibility of City Engineer Dan McFee said his rainwater. the city should begin charging its residents forming a stormwater utility in Brunswick, 6 5652510471 8 Rain that is not absorbed runs into the a stormwater fee. a way of funding regular maintenance and Please see STORMWATER, 5A This week, we are all Bulldogs! Good Luck from the College of Coastal Georgia Mariners www.ccga.edu

Call 265-1104 for convenient home delivery Wednesday October 29, 2014 Local & State 2A The Brunswick News CRIMEScene Gas Society waiving pet adoption fees Fuel taken By LINDSEY ADKISON Find out more tham County Humane Society like so we want to bring atten- Buddy The Brunswick News is a dear friend of mine and I tion to them too,” she said. $ 81 Find out more about the said ‘do this with me,’” he said. Of course, before adopting a from three 2 Now is the perfect time to add adoption fee waiver program “We’re actually both doing some pet, people are encouraged to a dog or cat to the family house- by contacting the Humane painting and cleaning so we de- think long and hard about the Cheapest hold. Society of South Coastal cided to do this as a cross pro- commitment they are about to trucks reported price in The Humane Society of South Georgia, 4627 U.S. 17 N, motion.” make. McClain also suggests Among reports filed with Coastal Georgia is waiving Brunswick, at 264-6246. Both shelters are trying to get bringing existing pets to the police: the Golden Isles all adoption fees for pets from as many animals adopted before shelter during a pre-adoption Theft at press time. Thursday to Saturday. they begin the process of clean- visit to ensure compatibility. • Business in the 3500 Typically, the shelter charges are roughly 4,000 homeless ani- ing and painting. “We encourage anyone look- block of U.S. 17, Glynn Coun- Go to $100 for dogs, $125 for puppies mals in Glynn County annually. Ashley McClain, development ing to adopt pets with pets al- ty: An employee reported that and $75 for cats and kittens. “There is a huge overpopula- manager, says the goal is to ready at home, especially dogs, about 80 gallons of fuel had thebrunswicknews.com All of the animals eligible for tion problem in Southeast Geor- have all animals adopted before to bring them up here for a meet been stolen from three different for the latest prices. adoption are up-to-date on vac- gia, and it’s because people ar- repairs begin. And if that hap- and greet. They will also have trucks owned by the business cinations and exams. They have en’t spaying and neutering their pened, the center could bring in to go through regular adoption some time in the previous two been microchipped and checked pets at the rate they should be,” nearly 100 new animals after the process — fill out an application weeks. for heart worms and serious Salsbury said. work is done. and have it approved by staff • 200 block of May Road, illnesses. All also have been He says Glynn County Animal “We could save so many more member,” she said. Glynn County: A man reported spayed or neutered. Services takes in about 3,000 lives,” she said. “But, of course, “Then we will go over (the an- someone had stolen his two All in all, the health care pets per year, while the Humane we have foster homes set up and imal’s) medical paperwork and karaoke speakers from next FAST NEWS would total more than $300 at a Society takes in roughly 1,000 other areas we could put the an- give them vouchers for a local to his home some time during a two-day period. The man did traditional vet, the Humane So- animals. imals in while we are doing the vet clinic and a free training Gov. Deal, others The weekend is modeled af- not know the make and model ciety estimates. work, if that doesn’t happen.” session with Roy Scarborough.” of the speakers, but said they to stop at Brogan’s The waived fee is part of a ter a program in Texas that saw But she remains hopeful for a • Reporter Lindsey Adkison were taken along with two continued effort by the Humane great success. And to make the stellar adoption event, especially writes about business and other partially rusted tripods that Gov. Nathan Deal, who’s Society to help curb overpopula- success even greater, Salsbury for pets who have been waiting local topics. Contact her at supported them. The speakers seeking a second four-year tion in the area. says the center is teaming up for a home for a long while. ladkison@thebrunswicknews. were valued at around $130 term of office, and other Troy Salsbury, director of op- with Chatham County shelter. “We have some pets who sit com on Facebook or at 265- total. The man said he did not Republican candidates for erations at the shelter, says there “The director of the Cha- here a lot longer than we would 8320 ext. 346. know who took the speakers statewide office will stop and said the security camera on St. Simons Island today system at his house was not as part of a South Georgia hooked up at the time of the victory tour. theft. The Victory Bus will stop • Business in the 100 at Brogan’s, 200 Pier Alley, School hosts annual Mix It Up Day block of Altama Connector, around 6 p.m. Glynn County: An employee The tour also will include reported that two men were Secretary of State Brian Campaign to bring awareness on mental health issues seen loading two stolen 50 Kemp, Attorney General inch flat screen televisions Sam Olens and Agriculture By SARAH LUNDGREN participated in Mix It Up for a into their SUV in the parking Commissioner Gary Black. The Brunswick News few years, says mental health lot. The officer who responded awareness is especially import- attempted to pull over the SUV, All candidates face Dem- but the men drove away from ocratic opponents — and Mansfield Street was full of ant for teens because many don’t students getting their groove on realize the number of others sur- the officer, jumped a curve and in some cases, Libertarian led police on a 2.1 mile chase challengers – in the general Tuesday. rounding them who are suffering. Dancing to popular tunes, it “This event is fun because it’s before officers discontinued the election Tuesday. pursuit due to heavy rain. looked like a regular party on the everyone moving together and • Business in the 4200 Glynn Academy campus. Camden County it’s a chance for you to introduce block of Norwich Street Ex- But there was more than that yourself to people you might not tension, Glynn County: A man gets new website going on behind the scenes. It was know. But I’m glad we’re doing reported someone stole an annual Mix It Up Day, a national it in support of mental health enclosed U-Haul trailer from the Camden County’s new event geared toward encourag- awareness because we’re all a business. The man had come official government website, ing students to step outside their community and some have prob- up from Florida to inventory the which offers more easily comfort zone and get to know lems no one else knows about,” trailers that were rented out at accessible information, will their fellow classmates. Durham said. that location and discovered go online Thursday, county Sponsored by TeachingToler- Sarah Lundgren/The Brunswick News “This day encourages you to that the trailer had been taken officials say. ance.org nationally, the annual Ronique Thomas, center, of Body by You Fitness leads Glynn get to know people, including some time between April and Officials say the site is day has been celebrated at Glynn Academy students in a dance during the Mix It Up Day celebration those who might be dealing with this month. more user friendly. Academy for almost 10 years. Tuesday. things. It’s a chance for you to get — Michael Hall It includes a citizen re- Mary Belechak, the school’s to know them and be a source of The Brunswick News quest tracker, county codes freshman counselor, gathers stu- start a two-month campaign Students will also be selling help.” and ordinances, emergency dents to help her put on the event. called The Storytellers to bring them during lunch breaks on Fri- The group will also have jars information and minutes of As she danced with students awareness to mental health issues. days. around campus to collect spare Call 265-8320 county commission meet- during lunch breaks, she was This campaign is for students and The organization the students change called “Cents of Hope,” ings. happy to note participation seems advisors to share the messages are supporting helps people with working along with the TWLO- Let our “A lot of thought went to be growing. It has every year, from the TWLOHA — To Write addictions, depression, self-in- HA campaign. into the design of the new she said. Love on Her Arms — organiza- jury, suicide, anxiety and eating Belechak says she’s hoping the Ad Specialists site,” said Camden County “We try to do something dif- tion about bringing awareness to disorders, Belechak says. community will also participate. Administrator Steve How- ferent — step out of our com- and changing the stigmas associ- Mix It Up Day gave partici- Those wishing to donate can ard. “We want it to be aes- fort zone or make a new friend, ated with mental health issues.” pating students not just a chance contact her at mbelechak@glynn. Help You! thetically pleasing but easy talk to someone new,” she said. Belachak said she and many of to be themselves as they danced k12.ga.us. to navigate. The website is “This year, we are mixing it up her students will be selling brace- with members of Body by You • Reporter Sarah Lundgren a tremendous resource that for something new — a mental lets to raise funds. The bracelets Fitness, who volunteered at the writes about education and will be a tremendous benefit health awareness portion we’ve cost $5. Students interested in event, but a chance to bring other local topics. Contact her at Pre-season heating system tune up to anyone looking to learn added. buying one can see student rep- awareness to a cause they feel is slundgren@thebrunswicknews. $ about or interact with Cam- “In addition to this, Glynn resentative Andrew Hicks or Bel- important. com, on Facebook or at 265- only 59 den County government.” Academy has been selected to echak. Senior Stacey Durham, who’s 8320, ext. 322. 265-2222

bring your cooler Traveling exhibit arrives in Kingsland POTEET SEAFOOD Collection features 28 works of art from Georgian artists Best price in town on Wild Georgia Shrimp By GORDON JACKSON Shrimp, caught by our own fleet! The Brunswick News All SizES WilD GEOrGiA ShriMp AvAilABlE! KINGSLAND — Travis Pack Wholesale Prices to the Public! was careful to follow the instruc- Go tions Tuesday on how to hang Sweet Georgia Dawgs! three paintings from renowned ™ folk artist Howard Finster. White Finster’s paintings are intended Shrimp to be hung together in a specific live Crab pattern to give viewers the greatest Oysters impression. Fish Fat Sacks They are among 28 works of art Clams from Georgia artists on display Bushels at the Kingsland North Center Gordon Jackson/The Brunswick News photos Crabmeat 1/2 Bushels through Dec. 11. Travis Pack, left, a worker from Atlanta-based Axis Fine Arts Installation, hangs paintings that are The works of art for the exhib- part of a traveling exhibit from Georgia’s State Art Collection. The exhibit will be on display weekdays 107 Speedy Tostensen Blvd., Brunswick • 264-5340 it, called “Inspired Georgia: 28 through Dec. 11 at the Kingsland North Center. Paintings waiting to be hung from the collection are Monday - Saturday 8am - 5:30pm Works from Georgia’s State Art shown at right. Collection,” were selected by a juried panel of experts from the the traveling exhibit. Jared said If You Go state collection of more than 600 the city had to submit an appli- Re-Elect pieces. cation to house the works of art The Inspired Georgia art The pieces coming to King- and believes the city’s experience collection will be on display sland are considered among the housing a Smithsonian Institution at weekdays through Dec. most significant works of art in the display in 2009 helped with it be- 11 at the Kingsland North Hank Yeargan collection. Besides Finster, oth- ing selected. Center, 531 N. Lee St. (U.S. er featured artists include Benny “I think they will be very im- 17), about a quarter mile Andrews, Lucinda Bunnen, Her- pressed with the level of art,” Jar- north of Georgia 40. bert Creecy, Howard Finster, Ruth ed said. “We’re very fortunate to Board of Education Laxson and Nellie Mae Rowe. have it. I love it.” Trish Jared, director of the As part of the display, the city den County High School Audi- Kingsland Downtown Develop- will also host performances by torium and St. Marys Waterfront District 4 ment Authority, said she believes GloATL, an Atlanta-based mod- Park. visitors will be enthusiastic and ern dance troupe. The dancers will • Reporter Gordon Jackson surprised at the quality of art on perform Nov. 19 to 22 at different writes about Camden County and display. locations in Camden County, in- other local topics. Contact him on November 4th Kingsland is one of only nine cluding downtown Kingsland, the at gjackson@thebrunswicknews. cities in the state selected to host Georgia Welcome Center, Cam- com or at 464-7655. Paid Political Ad The Brunswick News / Wednesday, October 29, 2014 3A Local & State Call 265-8320 SPOTLIGHTONSTUDENTS Let our by Sarah Lundgren Ad Specialists High school wins drama competition Help You!

Brunswick High, Glynn Academy and nine other area high schools brought their best performance to the Region 3-AAAAA One Act Play Competition at Brunswick High School this past Friday and Saturday. Amy Lovin, a Brunswick High teacher and the director of the school’s one act play, says that the school’s team was only in its second year of competing as a group but took home first place. “None of us dreamed that we would be going to state at Perry High School on Nov. 8,” Lovin said of the school’s win and chance to compete at the state level in less than two weeks. NEED TO SELL YOUR HOME FAST? “Our show is titled ‘Where the Sewage Flows … Spoon River Speaks.’ It is an “I highly recommend Angela! adaptation of Edgar Lee Master’s Spoon She listed our house AND River Anthology.” brought the buyer in 10 days!” Lovin says the students had a blast - Charlie and Sue Algire performing, and many of them even had Provided photo multiple events that night, including a Brunswick High School’s one act play team took home first place at the Region band competition right after the perfor- 3-AAAAA competition the school hosted this weekend. Pictured are some of the Angela Golden mance, yet they managed to maintain their SOLD OVER [email protected] participants, Ryan Shell, front row from left, Morgan Goodbread, director and teacher 9 MILLION IN 2014 Cell: 912.571.1736 focus on the stage. Amy Lovin, Eddie Jordahl; Hunter Miers, middle row from left, Eresha Cherry, Mia Tay- SO FAR! The students who participated are now a lor; Alyssa Norris and Enrique Sebastiao, back row from left. Not pictured are Deedee Offi ce: 912-262-0366 part of the school’s new organization, the Bailey, Ryan Beck, John Hartman (stage manager) and Kourtney Smith. BHS Pirate Playhouse, she said. “It provides an opportunity for students to work as a co-operative team in the vision of staff members who advise on the the stage. RENT ALL mounting of at least two theatrical pro- artistic, business and technical aspects of • Spotlight on Students appears Let Us Help You Plan ductions per year,” Lovin said. “It is our production.” Wednesdays. 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In his said Monday that lawyers are PEOPLE NEWS comment, Daniel said gun P asking unnecessary question • Business Litigation • Bethany Leggett, Lifestyle violence is part of black culture, and witnesses are giving long- Mario Pacella • Federal & State Criminal Defense editor, for bridal, clubs, is linked to blacks receiving Florida winded answers to yes-or-no churches or awards: 265- government support and won’t questions. Representing Individuals and Small Business Number of stories correspond 8320, ext. 316 stop until black people are In one exchange with a in Georgia and South Carolina courts SPORTS taught to work for what they get. to map locations. The star defense lawyer, Baxter said he locates Brunswick. • Dave Jordan, Sports District Attorney Tracy needs to take control over the Strom Law Firm LLC editor: 265-8320, ext. 319 Graham Lawson said she was trial or it could last well into ERRORS, COMMENTS offended by the comment and supporting roles in Qatar and next year. 503 G Street, Brunswick, GA • If you think a story was planning to fire Daniel. Kuwait. 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Dr. Taylor is a ext. 304 expected to head overseas on Monday. The district’s HOME DELIVERY next month and remain in director of technology Aaron 2012 graduate of the Winning numbers Monday in University of Georgia • To inquire about delivery Afghanistan for the next year. Turpin says the grant will cover Georgia were Cash 3 Evening, status, call 265-1104 from 6 The division headquarters roughly one-third of the project’s 4-0-5; Cash 3 Midday, 3-8-3; College of Veterinary to 10 a.m. Mondays through includes Maj. Gen. Mike funding. Cash 4 Evening, 8-9-5-6; Cash Medicine and a long- Fridays or 8 to 11 a.m. Murray, the 3rd Infantry’s Turpin says the expansion 4 Midday, 4-4-3-4; Fantasy 5, time resident of the Saturdays. Business office commander, and soldiers from is aimed at adding high 1-10-20-25-29; Georgia FIVE hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. his command staff. capacity internet access to Evening, 7-3-3-9-6; Georgia FIVE Golden Isles. All new Mondays through Fridays. The Georgia troops are every instructional space in the Midday, 9-4-9-7-5. patients will receive Subscription rates, with tax: expected to deploy for a full district. Winning numbers Monday in $10 off their first visit to year, which will be spent The grant is part of the Florida were Cash 3 Evening, Glynn Outside Glynn celebrate her addition to 1 month $12.19 $12.31 helping Afghan security forces Connections for Classrooms 1-4-5; Cash 3 Midday, 8-1-0; Dr. Taylor 3 months $32.55 $32.86 take a leading role in protecting program, which is providing Fantasy 5, 26-28-29-35-36; our staff. 6 months $63.58 $64.18 the country. Some of the $36.7 million in grants for 102 Play 4 Evening, 3-6-1-0; Play 4 1 year $119.32 $120.45 deploying soldiers will assume school districts and a charter Midday, 7-5-7-1. 9 Glynn Avenue • Brunswick • 912--267-6002

Foundation gives grant to support reading Pre-Season SPECIAL Reg. $79 By GORDON JACKSON for books that will be given at dren develop reading skills at an after the books arrive so parents The Brunswick News no cost to parents with children early age. can return whenever they want Now Only between the ages of six months “We believe we can make a to get more books. $59 ST. MARYS — Local health and 5 years old. difference to their children ear- Valerie Hepburn, president Offer ends 11/1/14 officials believe it’s never too Bishop said any person who ly on,” Weems said. “It’s really and CEO of Communities of early to start reading to a child. comes into the office with a value to the family and other Coastal Georgia Foundation, “Even at the age of six months, a child will be given a free children in the home.” said the grant is to pay the they like to listen to you. Learn- age-appropriate book. The goal Staff at the health department start-up costs and for the initial ing starts at that age,” said Lori is for parents to come back for in St. Marys is already undergo- supply of books. After that, the Is your heating system safe for Winter? Bishop, nurse manager at the more books so the child has a ing training to help support the national organization will con- health department in St. Marys. collection by the time he or she program. tinue to support the program. Is it energy effi cient? That’s the message the Cam- enters kindergarten. The books include rhyming “The national group will den County Health Depart- “They will have a great little texts with repeated patterns to help supply a regular stream of Call NOW to make your appointment for ment is going to spread to par- library of at least 10 books,” she help improve a child’s aware- books,” she said. “This is the leg our 17 point Professional tune up & ents thanks to a grant awarded said. ness of how language works. up we can give these folks.” Tuesday by the Communities of Diane Weems, district health The rhymes help children de- • Reporter Gordon Jackson safety check-up! Coastal Georgia Foundation to director, said local health de- code the sounds that make up writes about Camden County support an early literacy pro- partments see many children in words. and other local topics. Contact gram “Learn to Read — Read the Women, Infants and Chil- Bishop said an area in the him at gjackson@thebruns- 265-2222 to Learn.” dren program, so it makes sense health department’s lobby will wicknews.com, on Facebook or You can’t lose. Cost of tune up applied to any required repair this season! The $4,500 grant will pay to be the conduit to help chil- be set up within the next month at 464-7655. 4A The Brunswick News / Wednesday, October 29, 2014 Obituaries Local & State TUrN old Gold iNTo CAsh! recycle or Trade Your old Jewelry For something shiny & New Lowell Leggett Sr. County school CAsh or Lowell E. “Gene” Leggett TrAde shop Sr. passed away on Tuesday, Free loCAl! Oct. 28, 2014, at Hospice of the ApprAisAl Golden Isles. board learns more Gene was pre- Shops at Sea Island • 600 Sea Island Rd #16 ceded in death St. Simons Island GA • 912-634-9060 by his parents, Anglish Emer- son Leggett and Inez Cathleen about assessments Thomas Leggett, and his daugh- By SARAH LUNDGREN student’s grade is going into the Basic Packages Starting at ter, Tammy Alison Robertson. The Brunswick News final test will be their grade for Gene was born on April 29, the course. 1931, in Baxley, Ga., and moved 00 Students and teachers contin- “That 20 percent will not William Linkenhoker with his family to Brunswick, ue to prepare for the new and hurt them. Whatever a student’s Ga., when he was 4 years old. more rigorous state tests that are grade is based on everything $2,500. He graduated from Glynn Includes Cremation, Memorial Service and Urn William “Bill” Linkenhoker, coming this year — the Georgia else — daily work, projects, other Academy in 1949 and joined the Milestones Assessments — and tests, etc. — is what it will be,” Prearranged Services Only. 90, passed away Sunday, Oct. Navy in June of 1949. He retired Payment Terms Up to 120 months. Discounts available through 11.30.14. 26, 2014, at St. Joseph’s Hospital school administrators are having Rentz said. “Teachers can choose from Hercules in 1989 after 35 to do some preparing as well. to give another final test if they $BMM

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They both gradu- End-of-Course Tests. on the College and Career Ready UP and served as a member of the Twenty percent of a student’s Performance Index. ated in 1942 and were married Gideon International for over 40 TO in 1944. At the time of his death, grade is based on CRCT and Rentz said everyone needs to on your heating & cooling costs! years. EOCT results, but for the first be prepared for low student per- Bill and Sally had celebrated 70 Gene’s love of airplanes was 50% years together as husband and year of the Georgia Milestones, formance. Call Southern Foam & Coating, Inc. with born when he became certified that won’t be a possibility. In other business, the school wife. with the Army Air Force Air- the Icynene® Spray Foam Insulation Bill enlisted in the Navy after “We won’t be getting back the system has used some of the for a FREE consultation with a trained sfcinsulation.com craft Early Warning Service scores from these new assess- crushed rubble from the former high school and served during Team at the age of 13. He went sales consultant today. We can help you (866) 487-3626 WWII. He was stationed in the ments until November of next Brunswick High demolition to SAVE ON HEATINGwith your new or existing home. on to obtain his private pilot li- year, possibly even December,” pave almost eight acres of the (828) 524-7676 Atlantic, off the coast of Africa, cense and owned several planes SAVE ON HEATING& COOLING COSTS! where he was on two different Rentz said. Glynn County Stadium parking UP during his life. He was very in- Final state assessments have, lot, at no cost to the school sys- & COOLINGTO COSTS! ships that were torpedoed. After volved in church, politics and UP on your heating & cooling costs! until now, played a significant part tem. TO returning home, he was accepted 50% on your heating & cooling costs! the lives of his wonderful fam- in the promotion and retention of The board also approved a Call Southern Foam & Coating, Inc. with into the aviation program where, 50%the Icynene® Spray Foam Insulation ily. Call Southern Foam & Coating, Inc. with students in many grades. Without contract that pays $115,400 to a for a FREE consultation with a trained sfcinsulation.com upon completion, he became a That family includes his the Icynene® Spray Foam Insulation distinguished “Silver Eagle” – having a score until well into the contractor out of Jacksonville for for a FREE consultationsales with consultant a trained today. We can helpsfcinsulation.com you (866) 487-3626 lovely wife of 56 years, Alyne next school year, the school sys- a new roof on the Colored Memo- sales consultant today.with We canyour help new you or existing home. (866) 487-3626(828) 524-7676 Enlisted Flight Students who Woodcock Leggett; four de- with your new or existing home. (828) 524-7676 trained alongside and completed tem won’t be able to count on the rial Building and another small voted children, his daughter, results for the coming year. building at the former Risley the same program as other Naval Linda J. Frazier (Roger), Lowell Aviators. Once he had earned Rentz told the board it would campus. The entire project will Downsizing is Di cult E. Leggett Jr. (Elaine), Kathy need to adopt a new policy on cost in total $131,400. his wings, he flew aircrafts and S. Price and Karen L. Myers lighter-than-air blimps out of retention and promotion for this Most of the funds will come (Arnold). Survivors also in- current school year. from the leftover, ESPLOST I What do you take with Naval Air Station Pensacola and clude his three loving sisters, Glynco Naval Air Station. He At the high school level, teach- funds, which will be closed out you? How do you get it Beatrice Lee (Bob), Janice Mc- ers were surveyed to see how they following the roofing project. eventually became an instructor Gregor (Polly) and Faye Ryfun there? What do you do before his retirement in 1957. felt the missing 20 percent could • Reporter Sarah Lundgren with what doesn’t t? (Lee); exceptional grandchil- be best addressed, and Rentz said writes about education and After the Navy, Bill became dren, Heather R. Frazier, Heidi an owner/operator to 17 Shoney the consensus was that they were other local topics. Contact her at We can help! R. Frazier, Matthew R. Frazier, going to leave it blank. Students slundgren@thebrunswicknews. franchises across the Southeast. Jordan M. Sarver, Kaycee N. He later ventured into real estate will still be taking the Georgia com, on Facebook or at 265- Locally owned and operated by Cody, Chris J. Price, Charlie J. Milestones test, but whatever a 8320, ext. 322. Caroline and Chuck Moore where he developed many prop- Price, Robert S. Wyrick, Tra- erties including Tybrisa Beach vis E. Wyrick, Kyle E. Wyrick (Tybee Island, GA) and Table and Matthew A. Robertson; and Rock Golf Resort (Table Rock, Call Today! 912-434-1170 seven beautiful great-grandchil- www.estatemovecoastalga.com SC). Bill loved travelling and dren, Dustin C. and Braylee K. spending time with his family Cody, Mason B. Sarver, Cassi- Ga. banker sentenced Bonded & Insured and friends. He enjoyed being dy N. and Parker J. Price, Car- Each o ce is independently owned and operated outside where he could fill his oline K. Wyrick and Karson G. to 30 years in prison birdfeeders, fertilize flowerbeds Wyrick. He is also survived by and restore his Model T automo- several nieces and nephews. By RUSS BYNUM works two jobs to pay her bills. bile. Services will be held Thurs- Associated Press “I’m glad he’s not out there able Bill is survived by his wife, Sal- day at 2 p.m. in the Chapel of to do it to someone else,” said ly; son, Curt (Dawn) Linkenhok- Edo Miller and Sons Funeral STATESBORO — Nearly two Peters, who declined to say how er; grandchildren, Kevin (Cyn- "LADY DAWG" Home with a visitation to follow years after a banker who van- much money she invested with thia) Linkenhoker, Beth (Cliff) the service. Dr. Jimmy Crandall ished was wrongly declared dead, Price. “But you don’t feel any jus- Baker, Karen (Aaron) Mumford, will officiate. he was sentenced Tuesday to 30 tice or closure, because I’m still Brandi (Travis) Zittrauer, Amber The family will hold a private years in prison as he faced an- struggling to make ends meet.” Linkenhoker, Patrick Linken- gathering at Palmetto Cemetery. gry investors who lost millions Michael Smith, who recalled hoker; nine great-grandchildren, In lieu of flowers, the family of dollars entrusted to the former Price coming to dinner at his numerous nieces and nephews; would appreciate donations be preacher who turned his persua- home and leading a prayer before and longtime assistant, Janet made to the Hospice of Golden sive powers into a career as an each meal, said he lost more than (Michael) DeBoe. Isles at 1692 Glynco Parkway, investment adviser. $894,000. He applauded Judge B. Bill was preceded in death HEADQUARTERS 31525 Brunswick, GA, the City Aubrey Lee Price, 48, fled Avant Edenfield’s sentence as just, by his parents, brother, Max of Brunswick Senior Citizen southeast Georgia in summer but added, “I don’t think we’ll Linkenhoker and son, Danny Center Foundation, 2007 I St., 2012 after committing acts of ever see a dime.” 20 % OFF Storewide Linkenhoker. Brunswick, GA 31520 or the fraud that consumed most of the Price’s sentence requires him to A visitation will be held from GA/FLA Week Gideons International, P.O. Box $40 million he raised from 115 pay back investors as best he can, 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 476, Brunswick, GA 31521. clients and left the small Mont- though the exact sum remains un- 30, 2014, at Fox & Weeks Funer- The family would like to gomery Bank & Trust, where clear. Prosecutors said Tuesday al Directors, Islands Chapel. offer their sincerest gratitude Price served as a bank director, the latest estimate was more than The funeral service will be at to the staff of Hospice of the depleted of its assets and reserves. $45 million. A federal receiver 11 a.m., Friday, Oct. 31, 2014, Golden Isles for their commit- The bank closed several weeks appointed by the courts to recoup THE UNIQUE BOUTIQUE in the Islands Chapel of Fox & SINCE 1974 ment to his care, dedication to later. assets says Price has been coop- Weeks Funeral Directors with his well-being and endless love Price was captured alive in erating. SPORTSWEAR 2-16 • PLUS SIZE SECTION 1x - 3x Travis Zittrauer officiating. In- and support to each one of us. a traffic stop by Glynn County The receiver reported July 30 terment will follow in the Green- ACCESSORIES • GIFTS We couldn’t have made it any Sheriff’s deputies in marked cars that about $3.3 million had been wich section of Bonaventure 1616 Frederica Road • St. Simons Island • 10:00-5:30 other way. on Interstate 95 in December collected, but that includes $1.8 Cemetery. Monday-Saturday • 638-3995 Arrangements for Mr. Leg- 2013 when he was pulled over in million in life insurance payments Remembrances: In lieu of gett have been placed into the driving a Dodge Ram truck with that the insurers are trying to take OPEN SUNDAY 12-4 flowers, memorials may be made care of Edo Miller and Sons Fu- window tinting that was darker back. to the Communities of Coastal neral Home. than the legal limit. Price insisted he’s as broke as Georgia Foundation – Honor Months later, Price plead- his former clients. Prosecutor Flight, 1626 Frederica Road, Family-placed obituary The Brunswick News, October 29, 2014 ed guilty to three federal fraud Brian Rafferty said there’s no evi- Suite 201, St. Simons Island, counts, saying he lied to clients dence he pocketed any of his vic- GA 31522. Mr. Link had hoped and gave them phony financial tims’ money. to travel with other WWII Vet- statements to cover his tracks as “The reason he’s here is his erans on an Honor Flight slated Mike Hollaway he lost their money in speculative own arrogance, his own pride pre- for May 2015 that would have al- trading and other high-risk invest- vented him from admitting, then lowed him to visit their national Mike Hollaway, 66, of Hort- ments. or now, that he just wasn’t very memorial. ense, died Monday at Southeast Back in court for sentencing good” at investing, Rafferty said Please sign our online guest- Georgia Health System in Bruns- Tuesday, Price gave a rambling Meanwhile, Price’s wife and book at www.foxandweeks.com wick. 40-minute speech that blamed the children sent letters to the judge Fox & Weeks Funeral Direc- Funeral services will be held bank’s managers and others for fi- asking for mercy, though none tors, Islands Chapel, Savannah, at 2 p.m., Friday in the chapel nancial losses that he said he tried could explain his actions. When Ga., is in charge of arrangements. of Edo Miller and Sons Funer- to fix by making bad investments. he vanished in June 2012, Price al Home. Interment will follow Price sidestepped the year-and- left his family and others long Family place obituary at Bristol Baptist Cemetery in The Brunswick News, October 29, 2014 a-half he spent as a fugitive and letters that strongly hinted he Pierce County. The family will asked those he’d betrayed to trust planned to commit suicide by receive friends Thursday evening him to get their money back. drowning himself. He was last Sam Vaughn from 6 to 8 p.m. at Edo Miller “I understand the pain these seen boarding a ferry in Florida. and Sons Funeral Home. people feel. I understand their It was Price’s wife who got a Flor- Edo Miller and Sons Funeral Sam Alan Vaughn 67, of Hort- bitterness and their anger,” Price ida judge to declare him dead in Home is in charge of arrange- said. “In prison or wherever I am, December 2012. ense, Ga., died Monday at Memo- ments. rial Hospital in Jacksonville. I will find a way to make restitu- Rebekah Price wrote that her Memorial services will be held The Brunswick News, October 29, 2014 tion for my debts.” husband of 23 years was dragged at a later date by the family. Mary Jo Peters wasn’t buying it. down by a deep depression in The family requests, in lieu of Area deaths The former Delta Air Lines work- 2011, after he was involved in pur- flowers, donations be made to er took the witness stand during chasing the Montgomery Bank & family to help with medical and Price’s sentencing, saying she in- Trust. William Champion, 88, of vested all her retirement savings “The strong, secure man that funeral costs. Jacksonville, died Tuesday at Edo Miller and Sons Funeral with Price and lost every penny. I knew became very fragile and Community Hospice in Jackson- After Price vanished, she sold emotional,” Price’s wife wrote. “... Home is in charge of arrange- ville. Funeral arrangements and ments. her furniture, appliances, cloth- I cannot explain why he made the survivors will be announced later ing and even plants in her yard in choices he did, but I know that he by Edo Miller and Sons Funeral The Brunswick News, October 29, 2014 a desperate effort to avoid losing was under more stress than any- Home in Brunswick. her home. Peters said she now one I had ever seen.” The Brunswick News / Wednesday, October 29, 2014 5A Page One, Part 2 Lava inches closer to homes in Hawaii By AUDREY McAVOY and To purchase your “popping and sizzling and all the DREAM HOME or SELL your JENNIFER SINCO KELLEHER methane bursts that are happen- Associated Press ing in the distance ... mixed with present home. Call Bill Robinson the birds chirping and the coqui 912-399-3338 PAHOA, Hawaii — After frogs.” We never stop moving: PLATINUM PARTNERS REALTy weeks of slow, stop-and-go move- Scientists began warning the www.mycbpp.com/williamrobinson ment, a river of asphalt-black lava public about the lava from Kilauea 912-267-0054 destroyed a wooden shed Tuesday volcano Aug. 22. 522 Old Mission Rd - $324,900 as it crept closer to homes in a Big At the time, residents were 145 Cypress Run Drive - $148,000 Island community. cleaning up from a tropical storm 167 Wood Crest Circle - $245,900 The lava flow easily burned that made landfall over the Puna 111 Covington Pointe - $178,000 down the empty shed at about district. SOLD -130 Savina Drive - $271,410 7:30 a.m., several hours after en- The flow’s advance has been tering a residential property in inconsistent, ranging from about Pahoa Village, said Hawaii Coun- 2 to 20 yards per hour, depending ty Civil Defense Director Darryl on topography, said Janet Babb, U.S. Geological Survey/AP Oliveira. a spokeswoman for the Hawaiian This Oct. 26 photo provided by the U.S. Geological Survey shows Plus Size A branch of the molten stream Volcano Observatory. a Hawaii Volcano Observatory geologist mapping the margin of the was less than the length of a foot- The couple living in the house ONSIGNMENT ball field from a two-story house. lava flow in the open field below Cemetery Road near the town of closest to the flow evacuated but C It could hit the home later Tuesday Pahoa on the Big Island of Hawaii. have returned periodically to Boutique if it continues on its current path, gather belongings, Oliveira said. Oliveira estimated. — are in the area likely to be hit. On Tuesday morning, civil de- At one point they allowed civil NLowET U AS cceptiNgMAKE MONEY eArly FOR Y FOUAll!! Residents of Pahoa Village, Imelda Raras lives on Apaa fense officials said the lava was defense workers to view the lava the commercial center of the is- Street, which was hit by the lava about 500 yards from Pahoa Vil- from their balcony. Clothing sizes 1X - 4X and Shoes Sizes 9 - 13. land’s rural Puna district south of Sunday. lage Road, which runs through A branch of the lava flow was Hilo, have had weeks to prepare She and her husband are downtown and is one of the town’s about 100 yards from the house Formal Wear - Prom Wear - Cruise Wear for what’s been described as a ready to go to a friend’s home if main roads. Tuesday, while the “flow front” Casual Wear - Handbags - Jewelry slow-motion disaster. Most have officials tell them they should Josiah Hunt, who has farm was about 200 yards from another 125 Shoppers Way either already left or are prepared leave. in a part of Puna that is not im- home on the property. Brunswick, GA 912.265.0907 to go. “We are still praying,” Raras mediately threatened, described Raras said she and her husband (Next door to Body By You Fitness) M–F 10a–6p • Sat 10a–4p At least 50 or 60 structures — said. “I hope our home will be smelling burning grass, feeling began putting their belongings in www.namebrandconsignments.com including homes and businesses spared.” warmth from the lava and hearing storage in September.

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In front of the gate pigeon racing club, call club after breeds and specific birds can 503Brunswick, 1 New GA Jesu 3 p 1520 Hwy 503Brunswick, 1 New GA Jesu 3 p 1520 Hwy 503Brunswick, 1 New GA Jesu 3 p 1520 Hwy were two small pads that send an president Riley Roberts sometimes sell for similarly large Brunswick, GA 3 1520 Brunswick, GA 3 1520 Brunswick, GA 3 1520 Jr. at 571-7254 or club amounts of money, Roberts said, electronic signal to a timer telling If your Medicare plan is going away, call me today to learn more about your Medicare secretary Claude Caler at although most sell for around $50 it a pigeon has returned home, Advantage plan options from UnitedHealthcare. sometimes from as far away as 264-3490. to $100. If your Medicare plan is going away, call me today to learn more about your Medicare 600 miles. “You can make enough that you AdvantageLa t a sha Rozi plan er options from UnitedHealthcare. “That is where they come home can retire off of it,” he said. 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In his nearby Roberts, who first raised pigeons same place. garage, Caler showed a pigeon in 1958 at the age of 10, started If a race starts roughly 300 clock he used decades ago. racing professionally in 1991 after miles away from Glynn County, a “We don’t use these anymore,” rediscovering his love of raising bird may get home first to Caler’s he said. “We didn’t have all that the birds. This past weekend, one lofts, but would not win if one of stuff we have now.” of the roughly 100 birds he keeps Roberts’ birds flew faster over a But although the clocks may placed third in a race, a decent longer distance and arrived home have changed, the point of pigeon showing from a pretty fast bird. later. racing has remained the same It was a good race, but the out- Which is why Roberts said car- since it first was introduced to right wins are what drives Roberts. ing for the pigeons is paramount You don’t have to pay top the U.S. by Europeans in the “The competition is fun,” Rob- to having competitive birds. It 1870s. erts said. “When I first started, I also is why he and others enjoy “What you are trying to do is only wanted about 20 birds.” the pastime. dollar for dental implants get a better breed of bird,” Caler But a win here and a win there “You get satisfaction out of tak- said, holding one of the dozens of netted him some extra cash, and ing care of them,” Roberts said. pigeons he keeps in his lofts. suddenly Roberts was a profes- • Reporter Michael Hall The birds are the beginning, sional pigeon racer. writes about public safety, envi- middle and end of pigeon racing So are the other members of the ronment and other local topics. because they are doing all the South Georgia Flyers. Contact him at mhall@thebruns- work, Roberts added. Sure, he and Flyers who compete in profes- wicknews.com, on Facebook or at Dental implants are his fellow flyers raise the birds, sional races pay an entry fee of 265-8320, ext. 320. MORE AFFORDABLE Stormwater: Data collection at Morrison Dental could be finished by Sept. 2015 Associates Continued from page 1A ed in the field to build maps in a data collection will be completed computer system. As they spread by September 2015. department started working on across the city inventorying the At that point, the city commis- the study at the beginning of Oc- system, they’re also assessing its sion will meet with staff and the tober. condition. general public. A citizen stake- “It’s going well,” the engineer “We’ve got to be able to identi- holder group will form to evalu- said Monday. “We’ve got phases fy all the infrastructure and then ate the information collected in laid out.” after we’ve identified it, we’ve got year one and determine whether SAVE McFee said the first phase is to to be able to assess it to be sure it’s necessary to form the storm as much as identify and establish data fields what kind of condition it’s in,” water utility or use some other in the geographic information McFee said. “Then we can start funding mechanism to continue system, an effort that was already the next phase, which is coming caring for the aging system. well under way when the grant up with a cost to maintain, repair, “We’ll be having public meet- $1000 was received. replace or add new (infrastruc- ings, working with the city offi- A requirement of the city’s U.S. ture).” cials, and saying, ‘Here’s all the PER IMPLANT Environmental Protection Agen- Once the existing infrastruc- information. This is the revenue cy’s National Pollutant Discharge ture and its condition is logged, we have to do it, this is how we’re Elimination System permit is the next step will be to calculate able to do it,’” McFee said. “Then the continuous evaluation and the amount of impervious surfac- the commission will decide what updating of Brunswick’s storm- es on every parcel in Brunswick. they’re going to do.” water maps. This was about half Impervious surfaces are those • Reporter Kelly Quimby complete when the city began its through which stormwater cannot writes about government and storm water study. be absorbed, like parking lots, other local topics. Contact her City crews are inventorying the rooftops and driveways. at kquimby@thebrunswicknews. remaining half using data collect- McFee said he anticipates all com or at 265-8320 ext. 321. Pay Less, Smile More Halloween: Daylight saving time also coming to an end this week Continued from page 1A week to ensure the community’s batteries in smoke detectors, the safety, Jump suggested parents Brunswick Fire Department rec- to eat it,” Jump said. check the county’s sex offender ommends. He also reminded parents there registry at www.glynncounty- • Reporter Michael Hall are 161 registered sex offend- sheriff.org. writes about public safety, envi- ers living and working in Glynn Also this weekend, when set- ronment and other local topics. County. Although his deputies ting clocks back one hour at Contact him at mhall@thebruns- and a state probation officer will 2 a.m. Sunday for the end of wicknews.com, on Facebook or be checking in with them this daylight saving time, change the at 265-8320, ext. 320. Wednesday October 29, 2014 Commentary 6A The Brunswick News Letters to the Editor | Voices of the Community Penalize those who lose guns Since our state makes it easier then ever to carry guns, we need to think very hard CLARENCE H. LEAVY C.H. LEAVY C.H. LEAVY III about how to keep our kids safe from the President and Editor, 1902-1946 1941-1983 1965-1999 harm of firearms. The answer is not more policeman in our schools. The answer is C.H. LEAVY IV detecting firearms before they get into the President and Editor school.

HANK ROWLAND HEATH SLAPIKAS RENÉ GRIFFIS Airports all over the world scan passen- Managing Director Director gers for metal objects to keep our skies Editor of Advertising of Circulation safer. No one objects to these scans and most people make their flights on time. When we go into federal buildings we Editorial | Time is now to stand up to threat have to go through metal detectors. There is no reason why we should not have metal detectors at the entrance of our schools. Our children deserve as Community must unite, much protection as airplane passengers or federal employees. Police can not stop people who are de- termined to do harm to others. We see fight against local gangs time and again that the police only arrive OK, Brunswick and the Golden Isles, order are more than two words and who at school firearm killings after the harm so what are we going to do about the are not afraid to exercise their power to has been done. Also arming teachers is “gang” situation in our community, protect the good from the bad. not the answer. In Marysville, Ore., it was a situation that Glynn County Police Police also are not afraid. All they a teacher with no firearm that stopped the Chief Matt Doering says is the worst need are a City Commission and a carnage. he’s seen in his 30 years in law enforce- County Commission who will make In conjunction with this subject we ment? sure they have the manpower and must address how underage children steal The better question might be, are we equipment to wage war against gang guns from their parents. We should never going to sit still and live in fear of gangs members and other criminals. Patrols hold parents responsible for the actions of or are we going to respond like a com- that are stretched too thin are unlikely their children. However, there should be munity, a united community with thou- to be effective. a law that does punish them for having sands of eyes and ears and the political Neither commission would send just their gun stolen. If you can not protect AP will to ensure anyone who gets out of one or two firefighters and a one fire your guns from those who would do us Brothers Wyatt and Noah Langstraat hug their mother Michelle Langstraat line receives the maximum prison sen- engine to a two-story house fire. Nor harm, then you do not deserve to own a after being reunited Friday. Noah Langstraat, 15, was in the cafeteria at tence — and actually stays behind bars should they expect an outnumbered po- gun. Marysville-Pilchuck High School Friday morning during the school shooting. A for the duration of his or her sentence? lice force to wage a winable war against And their must be some kind of pun- reader writes that parents should be held accountable for children stealing It is the only way to fight this kind of gangs. No one should live in fear, no ishment. their guns. war — make sure the criminals are be- one, and it’s up to us — all of us — to Once parents understand that there hind bars and the rest of us in the com- make sure our region of the Georgia are consequences for stolen guns used an apology to the election supervisor, munity are free to roam about without Coast never becomes a safe haven for President Carter right on to commit a crime, then maybe they will her staff, the remainder of the BOE fear. Instead of being prisoners in our gang members or other criminals. We take more care to keep their guns in a saf- and the voters of Glynn County, they own homes, we will make them guests do not want to become another Atlanta, voter identification er place. chose to decline further comment. of the state prison system for as long a where small children often get caught in Nathan Russo Clearly, we don’t know what was time as the law permits. the crossfire of warring factions. Your editorial regarding voter ID St Simons Island in the minds and hearts of these two The Brunswick Judicial Circuit has We are tougher than that. We have to supports a lie. Former President Car- BOE members when they levied those a district attorney who will do every- be. ter is correct in his assessment of what charges and why they chose to do so thing in her power to put them away for Don’t hesistate to report criminals Election board members the Republican governors and legis- publicly. a long, long time. The circuit has the and criminal activity. Your own safety latures around the country are doing Likewise, we don’t know what was judges, too — men who believe law and may very well depend on it. should be removed in the name preventing voter fraud. in their hearts and minds when they The facts indicate that far more peo- The Brunswick News reported in its chose not to publicly acknowledge Oct. 21 edition that the [non-compliance] their mistake and/or to apologize. ple have been prevented from voting Another view | Jim Powell election deficiencies claimed by the Board From my perspective, however, the with the voter ID requirements than of Election’s Vice President, Ruby Robin- public charges they raised were dam- cases of voter fraud have been found son, and Secretary, Richard Wood, “were aging to the very organization they without such requirements. Again, the unfounded.” were appointed to oversee. Republicans are crying “Wolf” when I think it was appalling that these two And, in my opinion, they demon- their real purpose is to prevent certain officials went to the media with allega- strated poor judgment, a lack of lead- people from voting, ie. those that they tions of “non-compliance” in the handling ership and managerial skills, and think might vote for Democrats. Fur- of absentee ballots before attempting to raises serious questions about their thermore, the tone of your editorial resolve any questions they had with the appointment to this board. is exceedingly disrespectful, both to staff. They should be held accountable for President Carter and to your readers. Equally distressing is the fact that, after their actions. Removal from their po- There is a way to express your opin- they learned they were wrong, they chose sitions on the BOE should be seriously ion, no matter how misinformed it is, to decline further comment on the matter. considered. without resorting to vitriol. That is, instead of standing up, publicly Vincent Joubert Jr.-Davis Joe Grimes acknowledging their mistake and offering Brunswick St. Simons Island

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Letters to the editor CEO trying to make a difference Send letters on topics of general news.com A wise man once said that our only Richard despairing. “A number of soldiers come interest to readers in Southeast Georgia • Fax 280-0926 reason for occupying space on this earth home facing serious problems,” Meren- by : Letters should be no more than 250 is to leave things better than we found Yarbrough dino said. He cites one example of a vet- Mail • Letters to the Editor, The words in length and may be edited for them. Unfortunately, not enough of us Syndicated columnist eran who slept in her car in Cobb County [email protected] Brunswick News, 3011 Altama Ave., clarity. will. Len Pagano is an exception. for over a week because she had no place Brunswick GA 31520 You must include your name, address Pagano is president and CEO of Mari- to live. “This is a tragedy we need to ad- • E-mail editor@thebrunswick and phone number. etta-based Safe America Foundation, an dress,” he says. “I believe that everyone organization he founded some 20 years who has served our country deserves to ago. Its stated purpose is “to work with mobilizing our resources. come home to a decent standard of liv- corporate, governmental, public and We need to put our collective egos ing and not be left homeless or near the All sin can cause harm private sector organizations, and other aside and put in our hearts instead.” He poverty level.” nonprofits to improve the safety aware- hopes the Georgia program can be a pro- Meredino, along with co-host Clayton Dear Dr. Graham: I can understand Billy ness and preparedness of Americans na- totype to take into other cities across the County Commission Chair Jeff Turner, why God says it’s wrong to do things Graham tionwide.” In other words, to make this a country. are seeking corporate and individual that hurt others, but what about things better world. On November 8, The Safe America sponsors to help get the veteran’s pro- that don’t hurt anyone? I don’t see why www.billygraham.com One of the joys of management is akin Foundation and Georgia National Guard gram launched as a model program for they ought to be labeled as sin. What I to that of a gardener. You plant the seeds will hold a workshop for returning Geor- our veterans. do privately doesn’t bother anyone else. in those within your charge, nurture them gia National Guard men and women at Concurrent with the Nov. 8 event for — G.M.N. My Answer Dear G.M.N.: You’re right, up to a and hope they blossom. I have lost count the new Delta Flight Museum in Hape- veterans, The Safe America Foundation point; anything we do that hurts oth- Why is this? The reason is because of the number of people I supervised ville, near Hartsfield-Jackson Airport. will celebrate its 20 years of service at ers is a sin in God’s eyes. If you look every sin you commit hurts someone over my career but it has been a bunch. Titled “Redeployed at Home,” this will the Delta Flight Museum that evening at what is forbidden by the Ten Com- — including you. If you allow covet- Some prospered — maybe in spite of my be the first of an ongoing series of sem- with a gala dinner and awards ceremony mandments, for example, you’ll discov- ousness to take root in your soul, for management — and some didn’t. Len inars designed to help military recently and a look at all the good works engen- er that most things on the list deal with example, it will hurt you, and turn you Pagano is one who did: Starting as a col- back from Afghanistan and other assign- dered by the organization and its sponsor sins that hurt others — murder, lying, into a self-centered, greedy person. Ev- lege intern in my organization at South- ments abroad. partners and volunteers. stealing, adultery, and so forth. (You ery sin hurts someone, even if it’s only ern Bell to a career in broadcasting to a With assistance from corporate spon- You can tell I am a bit proud of Len can find the Ten Commandments in Ex- ourselves. chamber of commerce executive to the sors Atlanta Medical Center, ServIT, Pagano and what he has done over two odus 20:1-17.) But God loves you and doesn’t want creation of Safe America Foundation in Sprint, Allstate, Vetjobs.com and Clear- decades with his brainchild, The Safe But this isn’t true of all the Ten Com- you to be a slave to sin any longer. the mid-1990s. point, the agenda includes topics de- America Foundation. The past 20 years mandments. The last, for example, That’s why He sent His only Son, Jesus Under his direction, Safe America signed to help veterans on how to find have not been easy ones for him and forbids covetousness (that is, a deep Christ, into the world, who by His death Foundation has had a significant role in jobs, handle their finances and deal with his family, given the vagaries of an un- yearning for something that belongs to and resurrection overcame sin’s power matters of safety and preparedness from other domestic issues as well establish- predictable economy and the changing someone else). But covetousness isn’t an over us. Don’t be deceived, but by faith teen driving to the distribution of and ing a service center that will seek to priorities of corporate sponsorships. outward action; it’s something that goes turn to Christ for the forgiveness and education about child car seats to how provide immediate assistance and/or Through it all, he has persevered in his on only in our hearts and minds. Nor new life you need. The Bible says, “Ev- to cope with emergencies, be they torna- advice on where servicemen and wom- determination to improve the lives of a does it apparently hurt anyone else (un- eryone who sins breaks the law.... (But) does or terrorist attacks. en can turn for help. Pagano says over lot of people, including now our veter- less it leads to something like cheating he appeared so that he might take away Now comes a new effort from the or- 100 veterans recently returned from Af- ans. Len Pagano is going to leave this a or stealing). And yet God still labels it our sins” (1 John 3:4,5). ganization. It is called “Welcome Home, ghanistan are being invited to the initial better world than he found it. I am glad a sin. Heroes,” focused on members of the mil- workshop, along with another 350 who to have been around to see him do it. POSTMASTER: Send change of address to months, $32.55. Prices include Georgia itary returning from Afghanistan. recently lost their jobs through cutbacks You can reach Dick Yarbrough at The Brunswick News, PO Box 1557, Bruns- sales tax and local tax. Subscription rates wick GA 31521-1557. Periodicals postage by mail are available on request. Pagano says, “People spend a lot of in the National Guard’s federal funding. [email protected]; at P.O. Box paid at Brunswick, Ga. USPS-068180. The Brunswick News is a member of the time talking about our veterans but with Program Chairman Tony Merendino, 725373, Atlanta, Georgia 31139; online Subscriptions rates in Glynn County, Associated Press, Georgia Press Associa- so many efforts spread among several CEO of ServIT in Kennesaw, said the at dickyarbrough.com or on Facebook through the circulation department, are one tion and Southern Newspaper Publishers year, $119.32; six months, $63.58; three Association. dozen nonprofits, we are not effectively goal is to help keep the veterans from at www.facebook.com/dickyarb The Brunswick News / Wednesday, October 29, 2014 7A Nation & World How well did the Ebola nurse gets Federal Reserve call from President By RAY HENRY nors, President Barack Obama Associated Press said the Ebola response needs to stimulus work? be “based on science.” ATLANTA — A nurse who “We’ve got to make sure that By MATTHEW CRAFT the financial crisis have been re- fueled Ebola fears by flying to those workers who are willing Associated Press covered. The stock market has Cleveland after being infected and able and dedicated to go over more than doubled, and inflation by her dying patient was released there in a really tough job, that NEW YORK — Soaring infla- has remained tame. Tuesday from a hospital isolation they’re applauded, thanked and tion. A collapsing dollar. Bubbles “I have to say it was a pretty AP/File unit, where doctors defended her supported. That should be our in financial markets that would impressive success,” Chan says. In this Sept. 17 file photo, a television screen on the floor of the as a courageous front-line care- priority. And we can make sure soon pop. One presidential candi- “But other people define success New York Stock Exchange shows the decision of the Federal giver. that when they come back they date even suggested that the Fed- differently.” Reserve. Another nurse, held for days in are being monitored in a prudent eral Reserve chairman should be At the tail end of 2008, the Fed a medical tent in New Jersey af- fashion,” Obama said after calling roughed up. cut its short-term lending rate ter volunteering in West Africa, Vinson from the White House. Over the past five years, as the to a record low to spur growth, received a more hostile reception. him pretty ugly down in Texas.” was in an undisclosed location in Vinson’s trip home to join her Fed has pumped ever-more mon- then made an historic move. It In late August 2010, the econ- Here’s what has actually hap- Maine, objecting to quarantine bridesmaids for wedding prepa- ey into the financial system, crit- launched the first round of QE, omy had slowed to a crawl, and pened since Bernanke made the rules as overly restrictive. rations was one of several moves ics have warned that it would lead aiming to buy $600 billion in the big worry was deflation — a case for the Fed’s expanded effort While world leaders appeal for by doctors and nurses that could to all kinds of disasters. Yet the bonds backed by mortgages and dangerous spiral of falling prices in August 2010: more doctors and nurses on the have exposed others in the United central bank kept extending its other debts tied to the crumbling and wages. During a speech that • The unemployment rate has front lines of the Ebola epidemic, States. In Ohio alone, 163 people bond-buying program, known by housing market. The Bush ad- month in Jackson Hole, Wyo- fallen to 5.9 percent, the lowest health care workers in the United were still being monitored Tues- the wonky name of quantitative ministration had already hatched ming, Fed Chairman Ben Ber- level since July 2008. Back in States are finding themselves on day because of contact or po- easing, or QE. It was an unprec- a number of rescue programs nanke outlined a turnaround plan. August 2010, it was 9.6 percent. the defensive. tential contact with Vinson in a edented effort aimed at lowering aimed at patching up the banking The Fed began buying $600 • The stock market has soared. Lawyers now represent both bridal shop and on the airplanes borrowing costs, encouraging system, and so the Fed’s first step billion in U.S. government bonds The Standard & Poor’s 500 index Amber Vinson, who contracted she used. Vinson arrived in Dal- spending and reviving a dormant met little resistance. that November to loud protests. has returned 101 percent, pow- the virus while caring for a Li- las on Tuesday evening, after tests economy before it could slip back Liz Ann Sonders, the chief QE3 followed the next year, ered by a stronger economy, high- berian visitor to Texas, and Kaci showed she is now free of the vi- into recession. investment strategist at Charles and the heated rhetoric increased. er spending and record corporate Hickox, who is challenging the rus. Now, $4 trillion later, QE is Schwab, compared the Fed’s John Boehner, the speaker of profits. mandatory quarantines some New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie drawing to a close, so the ques- action to a famous scene in the the House, argued that the Fed • The dollar has held up against states are imposing on anyone said voluntary stay-at-home mea- tion is: Did it work? movie “Pulp Fiction” when Vin- risked creating “hard-to-control” most major currencies. One wide- who came into contact with Ebola sures were obviously insufficient, Economists have plenty of cent, played by John Travolta, re- inflation, a weak U.S. dollar and ly used measure, the dollar index, victims. since even doctors and nurses had quibbles, but many agree that the vives a woman near death. market bubbles. After entering is 3 percent higher. The virus is still spreading fast- moved around in public before Fed accomplished the bulk of its “It was like Travolta slam- the presidential campaign in 2011, • Inflation has remained tame, er than the response, killing nearly getting sick. He was among the goals. ming the needle into her heart,” Texas Gov. Rick Perry said that it despite all the warnings. Over half of the more than 10,000 peo- first to announce mandatory 21- “Look at us now,” says An- Sonders says. “It was clearly the would be “almost treasonous” if the past year, overall prices have ple it has infected in West Africa. day quarantines for anyone who thony Chan, chief economist right thing to do.” Bernanke “prints more money” climbed a modest 1.7 percent, World Bank President Jim had contact with possibly infected for Chase Private Client in New The Fed’s second round of ahead of the election. Perry told still below the 2 percent annual Yong Kim said Tuesday that at people. York. All of the jobs lost during quantitative easing, dubbed QE2, an Iowa crowd “we would treat increase that the Fed targets. least 5,000 more health workers Vinson, 29, was infected while are urgently needed in Liberia, caring for Thomas Eric Duncan, Sierra Leone and Guinea. U.N. who died at Texas Health Pres- Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, byterian Hospital Dallas on Oct. traveling with him in Africa, said 8. She inserted catheters, drew Officials: Kim Jong Un had ankle surgery mandatory quarantines for health blood, and dealt with Duncan’s care workers, Ebola-related travel body fluids, all while wearing By KIM TONG-HYUNG vice told legislators that a for- After last being seen in state ruling party lawmaker Lee restrictions and border closings protective gear. Associated Press eign doctor operated on Kim in media on Sept. 3, Kim reap- Cheol-woo, who also attended are not the answer. Dr. Bruce Ribner, an infectious September or October to remove peared on Oct. 14 hobbling with the briefing, said the spy agen- The Pentagon announced Tues- disease expert who oversaw Vin- SEOUL, South Korea — a cyst from his right ankle, ac- a cane, but smiling and looking cy identified Kim’s condition as day that the Joint Chiefs of Staff son’s recovery at Emory Univer- South Korea’s spy agency said cording to Park Byeong-seok, thinner. The speculation during tarsal tunnel syndrome. recommended to Defense Secre- sity Hospital, said her doctors in Tuesday it has solved the mys- an aide for opposition lawmaker his absence was particularly in- The syndrome, which is often tary Chuck Hagel that he require Atlanta don’t know how she got tery of North Korean leader Shin Kyung-min. The aide said tense because of the Kim fami- painful, is caused by the com- all U.S. troops returning from infected in Dallas. He released Kim Jong Un’s 6-week public the spy agency also told law- ly’s importance to impoverished, pression of a nerve, sometimes Ebola-fighting missions in West no details about her treatment absence, which set off a frenzy makers in a closed-door briefing nuclear-armed North Korea. The because of a cyst. Surgery is Africa to be kept in supervised and wouldn’t say whether certain of wild speculation around the that the cyst could recur because family has ruled the country generally seen as a last resort isolation for 21 days. Balancing drugs are proving more effective. world. of Kim’s obesity, smoking and since its founding in 1948. after other treatments are unsuc- that and similar quarantines an- “The honest answer is we’re not The National Intelligence Ser- heavy public schedule. Lim Dae-seong, an aide to cessful. nounced by several state gover- exactly sure,” he said.

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Nation & World MORE NEWS, 13A Iraqi Kurds head to Syria to fight Islamic militants By BRAM JANSSEN and ZEINA KARAM Associated Press

IRBIL, Iraq — Thousands of cheering, flag-waving people gave a noisy send-off to a group of Iraqi Kurdish peshmerga troops who left Tuesday for Tur- key — the first step on their way to help their Syrian brethren fight Islamic extremists in the embat- tled border town of Kobani. The unprecedented mission by the 150 fighters to help fel- low Kurds in their battle with the Islamic State group came Vadim Ghirda/AP after Ankara agreed to allow the Smoke and flames rise from an Islamic State fighters’ position Tues- peshmerga cross into Syria via day in the town of Kobani during airstrikes by the U.S. led coalition Turkey — although the Turkish seen from the outskirts of Suruc, near the Turkey-Syria border. prime minister reiterated that his country would not be sending any authorized by the Iraqi Kurdish the vehicles. The troops made the ground forces of its own to Ko- government to go to Kobani, un- victory sign for the cameras. An bani. derscores the sensitive political ambulance and government vehi- A U.S. State Department of- tensions in the region. cles blaring their sirens accompa- ficial confirmed that peshmerga Turkey’s government views the nied the convoy. JOIN US FOR fighters are on their way to Ko- Syrian Kurds defending Kobani Scores of people waited by the bani but did not know when they as loyal to what Ankara regards side of the road in villages for the YOU’RE were expected to arrive. The as an extension of the Kurdistan troops to pass. In the city of Do- OUR ANNUAL official spoke on condition of Workers’ Party, or PKK. That huk, thousands of children and el- TAIL-GATOR anonymity because he was not group has waged a 30-year insur- derly people were on hand. Many INVITED! authorized to be identified in dis- gency in Turkey and is designated held colorful Kurdish flags and cussing the issue. a terrorist group by the U.S. and large photos of Kurdish regional PARTY! Prime Minister Ahmet Davu- NATO. President Massoud Barzani as HALLOWEEN toglu told the BBC that sending Under pressure to take great- they shouted support. A VIEW OF THE GAME the peshmerga was “the only way er action against the IS militants The Kurds of Syria and Iraq FROM EVERY SEAT COSTUME PARTY to help Kobani, since other coun- — from the West as well as from have become a major focus in tries don’t want to use ground Kurds inside Turkey and Syria — the war against the Islamic State INSIDE & OUT! troops.” the Turkish government agreed to group, with Kurdish populations LIVE MUSIC The Islamic State group let the fighters cross through its in both countries under signif- featuring launched its offensive on Koba- territory. But it only is allowing icant threat by the militants’ SATURDAY ni and nearby Syrian villages the peshmerga forces from Iraq, lightning advance as they seek to UGA GAME DAY DEFUNK YOSOUL in mid-September, killing more with whom it has a good relation- establish an Islamic caliphate in than 800 people, according to ac- ship, and not those from the PKK. the region. SPECIALS tivists. The Sunni extremists cap- Peshmerga spokesman Halgurd The Kurdish parliament voted Try our delicious Gator Tail Best costume gets a tured dozens of Kurdish villages Hekmat said the fighters were fly- overwhelmingly to send fight- around Kobani and control parts ing Tuesday to Turkey and from ers to Kobani, underscoring the Catch 228 of the town. More than 200,000 there would cross into Syria. He growing cooperation among the • Drink Specials - Outside Bar people have fled across the border gave no further details. Kurds in Iraq and Syria. The ac- • Bloody Mary Bar All Day Gift Certifi cate into Turkey. A convoy of Toyota land cruis- tion marked the first mission for The U.S. is leading a coalition ers and trucks with cannons and the peshmerga outside Iraq. that has carried out dozens of air- machine guns headed toward the U.S. State Department spokes- strikes targeting the militants in Iraqi Kurdish area of Dohuk on woman Jen Psaki said U.S. offi- and around Kobani. the way to Turkey. cials “certainly encourage” the The deployment of the 150 Peshmerga soldiers carrying deployment of Iraqi peshmerga Mon-Thurs 4pm-10pm, Fri-Sun 11am-10pm peshmerga fighters, who were Kurdish flags were atop some of forces to Kobani.

Girls accused of trying to join The Retreat at Marsh’s Edge jihadis confused, says father By SADIE GURMAN said he is still troubled by linger- his state lawmaker, Rep. Daniel and IVAN MORENO ing questions about their inten- Kagan, for help. Associated Press tions, who recruited them online Authorities said the girls had and how they were so easily able saved their money and stole from DENVER — One of three sub- to board a plane and head over- their parents to buy their tickets urban Denver girls who authori- seas. in cash at a Lufthansa counter ties say tried to join Islamic State The FBI is focusing on what at Denver International Airport. militants in Syria was confused contacts they had in Syria, having Their overseas trip raised no about what her role would be if searched the girls’ computers for red flags. The U.S. government she had actually made it there, the clues. doesn’t have any restrictions on girl’s father said Tuesday. “What they did is unacceptable, children flying alone, domes- “She told me they were going and they changed their lives, and tically or internationally. Most to get there and somebody is they changed our lives,” he said, U.S. airlines allow children 12 going to contact them,” said the adding that he pulled his daugh- and older to fly alone but often father of a 16-year-old Sudanese ter out of school. She hasn’t had with restrictions on international WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5th girl, who spoke to The Associat- contact with her friends. She told flights. ed Press on the condition of an- her father she was afraid to talk The girl left behind her laptop, 11:30am - 1:30pm onymity because he is concerned to him about going to Syria be- which showed she had been re- for the girls’ safety. “I ask her, cause she knew he would oppose searching whether minors could O glethorpe R oom ‘Who’s that person?’ She actual- it. “She realizes she made a mis- travel alone and if an entry visa to ly didn’t have a clear idea about take.” Turkey was required. At The Retreat at Marsh’s Edge, we know that caring for an aging loved what’s going on. They’re just like, He said he became concerned The father wasn’t sure how his one can be difficult. But knowing your loved one is secure, happy and you know, stupid little girls. They Oct. 17, when his daughter’s high daughter, a typical high school just want to do something, and school called to say she had not girl who likes going to the mov- making new friends will bring joy into your life as well! they do it.” shown up for classes. He texted ies and the mall, was lured to ter- The FBI says the 16-year-old her, and she responded that she rorism online. Officials have said and her friends, 15- and 17-year- was just late, but she didn’t return one of the girls had planned the Marsh’s Edge is hosting a luncheon to answer your questions regarding old sisters of Somali descent, were home, and her brother mentioned voyage and encouraged the others your loved one and to discuss what we can provide. headed toward Turkey en route to a disturbing Twitter conversation to come along. Syria when authorities stopped from her account. The family moved to the U.S. them on Oct. 20 at the Frankfurt, “She asked her friends to pray in 2001 and to Colorado three • Have you noticed mobility changes in your loved one? Germany airport. They sent them for her because she and the other years ago after living in Lincoln, • Are you noticing a major change in your loved ones home back to Denver, where FBI agents two girls ... and at that time, I just Nebraska. again interviewed them before knew that something really bad Less was known about the So- maintenance routine? releasing them to their parents was going to happen,” he said. mali family, but those close to • Is your loved one forgetting familiar tasks or having frequent memory without pressing charges. Then, he noticed her passport them said they have been in Colo- lapses? They’re safe now, but the father missing. He called the FBI and rado for years. • Does your family require your assistance for transportation?

IS hostage ‘reports’ for captors in video If you are interested in attending, please contact By ZEINA KARAM The strange spectacle of a pris- Although it was unclear exact- Debbie Scariano at (912) 291-2033. Associated Press oner who has admitted to being ly when the video was recorded, afraid for his life being used as a Cantlie mentions specific news BEIRUT — A captive British spokesman is the latest of exam- reports and statements by West- The difficult part is the decision. The easy part is watching your loved photojournalist has been used by ple of the IS’s attention-getting ern officials from as recently as one enjoy a lifestyle that helps them retain independence and improve the Islamic State group to take on approach to propagating its mes- last week. their health. the role of a war correspondent in sage and its threats. “Without any safe access, there the extremists’ latest propaganda The Associated Press could not are no journalists here in the video. independently verify the video as city,” Cantlie intones in the vid- In the video, made public on authentic, although some of the eo. He wears black clothes and is Monday, John Cantlie calmly images, including footage the Is- bearded. stands before a camera in what he lamic State group says was shot In previous videos, he wore identifies as the embattled Syrian by a drone, appear to be Kobani, an orange jumpsuit — as did the town of Kobani. He asserts in the a town near the Turkish border. hostages beheaded by the extrem- video that Islamic State group Sporadic gunfire can be heard ists. fighters have pushed deep into in the background. At one point IS militants launched an offen- 136 Marsh’s Edge Lane · St. Simons Island, GA 31522 the town despite airstrikes by a in the 5½-minute report, a Turk- sive on Kobani in mid-Septem- WWW.MARSHS-EDGE.COM U.S.-led coalition and that they ish flag can be seen flying atop ber, capturing dozens of Kurdish are winning the battle against a grain silo; Cantlie is not in the villages and entering parts of the Kurdish forces. same shot. town. Independent Living • Assisted Living • Alzheimer’s Care • Skilled Nursing The Brunswick News / Wednesday, October 29, 2014 9A

Wednesday October 29, 2014 Sports 9A The Brunswick News Royals rough up SF QUICK HITS Woman asks police to 10-0 to force Game 7 By BEN WALKER win. Most recently, Barry Bonds end FSU investigation Associated Press Jeremy Guthrie starts and San Francisco lost Game Wednesday night for Kan- 7 to the Angels in 2002. The lawyer for the woman KANSAS CITY, Mo. — sas City and Tim Hudson for In a Fall Classic full of involved in the domestic bat- Lorenzo Cain looped a two- San Francisco in a rematch of one-sided games, the Roy- tery investigation of Florida run single and Eric Hosmer Game 3, won by Kansas City als chased Jake Peavy in the State running back Karlos chopped a two-run double 3-2. The 39-year-old Hudson second. When Omar Infante Williams has asked police to over shortstop in a seven-run will become the oldest Game doubled in the third, every end the investigation. second inning as the Kansas 7 starter in Series history. Kansas City batter already Nathan Prince said Tuesday City Royals battered the San Lurking is Madison had a hit. the woman never filed a com- Francisco Giants 10-0 Tues- Bumgarner, ready to pitch in Ventura made the one big plaint and wants everything to day night to force a decisive relief after stifling the Royals pitch he needed to keep it a “blow over.” He said Florida Game 7 in the World Series. on a total of one run in win- rout. After walking the bas- State contacted the Tallahas- Pitching with the initials of ning Games 1 and 5. es loaded with one out in the see Police Department about late St. Louis outfielder Oscar Home teams have won third, he got Buster Posey to the case. Charlie Riedel/AP Taveras on his cap, 23-year- the last nine Game 7s in the ground into a first-pitch dou- Florida State spokesman Kansas City’s Eric Hosmer blasts a two-run double Tuesday during the second old rookie Yordano Ventura World Series, and the Giants ble play. The young fireballer Rob Wilson didn’t immediate- inning of Game 6 of the World Series against San Francisco in Kansas City, Mo. allowed three hits over sev- are 0-4 when the Series is ly confirm whether the univer- The Royals routed the Giants 10-0 to force a Game 7 today in Kansas City. en innings for his first Series pushed to a decisive game. Please see ROYALS, 11A sity reported the incident or if Florida State would conduct its own investigation of pos- sible student code of conduct violations. Police said Tuesday the Army investigation is ongoing. Law enforcement does not need cooperation from a possible victim to investigate. coach Williams, a senior, has not been charged or arrested. Coach Jimbo Fisher said he is eligible to play against Louis- accepts ville Thursday and declined comment on the Williams’ investigation. blame After departing Ga. Southern, Monken deals with scandal By JOHN KEKIS Associated Press Champ Bailey A contrite Jeff Monken accept- ed responsibility on Tuesday for 12-time Pro Bowl a football recruiting trip that hap- cornerback to retire pened a month after he was hired as head coach at Army and result- Champ Bailey has decided ed in minor NCAA violations. to retire after a 15-year NFL “Everything that happens in Nathan Deen/The Brunswick News career that included 12 Pro this program is my responsibility. St. Simons Island resident Hudson Swafford hits from a pine straw area Saturday on the 14th hole during the third round of the Mc- Bowl berths, a record for a It was wrong,” Gladrey Classic at Sea Island Golf Club’s Seaside course. Swafford finished tied for 12th at 10-under par and is off to a fast start on cornerback. Monken said. the new 2014-2015 schedule. Bailey’s agent, Jack Reale, “I’m disap- said from Atlanta that Bailey pointed it hap- had opportunities to play this pened. I don’t season but decided to pursue like having my other opportunities. reputation and Those presumably include my name dirt- Swafford hitting stride television. ied. I didn’t Jeff Bailey spent five years in come to West Monken Washington and 10 in Denver Point thinking Isles pro one of several young players learning from rookie seasons after the Broncos traded that I’m just go- running back Clinton Portis ing to change my ideals, my integ- to the Redskins for the game’s rity and win at all costs.” By NATHAN DEEN his card back for the 2014-2015 season. side, a course he has always struggled on. premiere cover cornerback. The recruiting excursion Jan. The Brunswick News “When I lost it, I knew I was playing great, “I’ve never done anything too special on 25 also resulted in the disciplining and I was doing a lot of great things,” Swaf- this golf course,” Swafford said. “Last year, of 20 cadets, two officers and two It was only August when St. Simons Island ford said. “I was excited to test all my hard I missed the cut here. In the (SEC Champion- Craven continues hot coaches. Monken said the trip to a resident and PGA Tour pro Hudson Swafford work over the summer. With what I was doing, ships), I never did great, nothing unbelievable. streak on soccer pitch downstate New York mall with 14 lost his Tour card after a lackluster rookie sea- I thought I was going to get my card back.” I’ve never owned the golf course. This week prospective recruits was organized son. He missed 15 cuts in 26 events and fin- Just three tournaments into the PGA Tour’s I think I had a good game plan. If not for two Former Glynn Academy by staff members there before he ished in the top 10 just once in the 2013-2014 fall schedule, Swafford is making sure he loose shots, I think I’m right there in the mid- player and current North arrived as head coach. season. doesn’t have to worry about losing it again dle of it.” Carolina soccer standout “We didn’t have a support staff,” The former UGA standout said he wasn’t next summer. He has earned $359,214 — 69 This time around he carded a 10-under 270 Andy Craven notched a hat said Monken, who was hired in discouraged when he lost his card. He knew percent of his total earnings from his rookie and was four shots back of champion Robert trick Tuesday, leading the No. late December. “In between meet- it was coming. He simply hadn’t done enough year — and is currently 12th in the latest Fe- Streb. 3 Tar Heels’ to a 6-2 win over ings with prospects, I was inter- earlier in the season to keep it. dExCup standings. Swafford expected too much of himself Georgia Southern. viewing coaches, just trying to get But he also knew he was about to turn a cor- Swafford finished tied for eighth at the Frys. when he first earned his card and realized he Craven scored all three a program going.” ner. com Open, tied for 18th at the Shriners Hos- had to lower his expectations, he said. of his goals in the first half The Gazette of Colorado While other Isles pros such as Matt Kuchar, pitals for Children Open and, most recently, “It was kind of a roller coaster last year. I against the Eagles. He has Springs first reported the bus trip Zach Johnson, Brian Harman and Harris En- tied for 12th at the McGladrey Classic at Sea started off well, but in the middle of the year scored an ACC-high 11 goals on Saturday, a week before Army glish battled for the FedExCup in the yearly Island Golf Club’s Seaside course on St. Si- I really struggled — my swing, mentally, ev- on the season and is three shy hosts service-academy rival Air fall playoffs, Swafford competed at three mons Island. erything. I made some changes with my swing of national leader Nico Brett Web.com Tour events and fared well, finish- Swafford said he was particularly pleased of Robert Morris. Please see SCANDAL, 11A ing in the top 25 in each and quickly earning with his performance this past week at Sea- Please see STRIDE, 10A SEC gets three in first rankings By RALPH D. RUSSO The final rankings will be released Dec. Associated Press The Football Four 7, the day after the most of the conference A look at the first College Football championships are decided. TCU was sev- Mississippi State, Florida State, Auburn Playoff rankings: enth, Michigan State was eighth, Kansas and Mississippi are the top four teams in the 1. Mississippi State (7-0). Key State ninth and Notre Dame was 10th. first College Football Playoff rankings. wins: at LSU, vs. Texas A&M, vs. Mississippi State and defending national The first of seven Top 25 rankings com- Auburn champion Florida State are the only unde- piled by a 12-member selection committee 2. Florida State (7-0). Key wins: feated teams left among the Big Five con- was released Tuesday night. The selection vs. Oklahoma State (neutral site), vs. ferences and also hold the two spots in the committee will ultimately pick the four Clemson, vs. Notre Dame AP Top 25 poll. No. 3 was where the differ- teams to play in the national semifinals and 3. Auburn (6-1). Key wins: vs. ences started between the playoff rankings set the matchups for other four marquee Kansas State, vs. LSU. Key loss: and the AP media poll. New Year’s Day bowls that are part of the Mississippi State The AP voters had Alabama at No.3 and playoff rotation. 4. Ole Miss (7-1). Key wins: vs. Auburn at No. 4. Oregon was fifth, Notre “It was extremely difficult, more -dif Alabama, at Texas A&M. Key loss: at Dame was sixth and Ole Miss was seventh ficult than any of us had expected having LSU after losing for the first time this season at gone through our mock selections before,” LSU on Saturday. Ole Miss beat Alabama Arkansas athletic director and committee at home earlier this month. David Stephenson/AP chairman Jeff Long said. still four games remaining matching those This is the first year for the playoff format Mississippi State quarterback Dak Prescott and the Bulldogs are one of Oregon was fifth and Alabama was sixth, SEC West rivals, starting with Saturday’s in college football, and the list is the first in- the four teams included in the first College Football Playoff rankings, which giving the Southeastern Conference’s West matchup of Auburn and Ole Miss in Ox- dication of how the committee is evaluating were released Tuesday, done by a 12-member selection committee. Florida Division four of the top six teams. There are ford, Mississippi. teams’ playoff potential. State, Auburn and Mississippi are the other three teams. Share your sports opinions • E-mail [email protected] • Web: www.TheBrunswickNews.com • Fax 280-0926 10A The Brunswick News / Wednesday, October 29, 2014 Golf Stride: Players overcome struggles Continued from page 9A and got a new swing coach. I started working with Mike Tay- lor (at Sea Island). I don’t have to play perfect golf. I’m starting to learn that.” “All around, I feel really confi- dent in my game. My misses are better, my short game is better.” Swafford isn’t the only player who has struggled in the past year or two and gotten off to a blister- ing start this season. Streb got his first career PGA Tour win Sunday, finished tied for 31st at Frys and tied for 10th at Shriners. Former Clemson Ti- Nathan Deen/The Brunswick News ger Ben Martin won the Shriners St. Simons Island resident Hudson Swafford tees off on the 11th and would have finished in the hole during Saturday’s third round of the McGladrey Classic at Sea top 10 at McGladrey had he not Island Golf Club’s Seaside course. The former Georgia Bulldog triple-bogeyed his 72nd hole. has finished in the top 20 in each of the three events he’s played in so far this season. Tipsy McSway’s Swafford, Streb and Martin are Tipsy McSway’sTipsyween each 27 years old. Streb’s most challenging season “I think that second last year at can be a good investment. came in 2013 when he missed six Zurich and the top 10 to finish the “One of the hardest things is the Where? consecutive cuts and 13 overall in season were a big help. I felt like I amount of golf we play and the The park next to Tipsy McSway’s 25 events. The previous year, he could play out here and compete.” travel we do coming straight from won on the Web.com Tour at the Martin finished third three college. There’s no way to antici- Neighborhood Bar & Grill Mylan Classic. times last season but missed the pate that until you do it. You have Streb, who played collegiately cut in half of his tournaments. to learn how to be a professional at Kansas State, said the key to Since shaking off the offseason golfer and the aspects other than When? his turnaround was to keep play- rust at Frys, where he missed the golf that come along with it. The ing even after missing so many cut, Martin has shot eight consec- two years I had on the Web.com Friday, October 31st cuts. utive rounds in the 60s. Tour were good before coming “I got to that point where I was “Consistency is something you back to the PGA Tour last season. 5-7 Kids Carnival with games & prizes getting tired, but I had to play,” he want to have in golf,” Martin “The best way to be consis- 9-Midnight Adult Party with The said. “You start getting comfort- said. “You want to have four sol- tent is to keep the big picture in able when you know where ev- id days. It’s nice to do that day to mind. You’re going to have ups Pine Box Dwellers. Costume erything is and where the courses day and week to week. I’m hop- and downs in golf, and you have Contest with cash prizes are because you’ve played them, ing my game is becoming more to take it shot to shot, round to all that fun stuff. Some of it is consistent.” round, week to week. If you keep $100 1st / $50 2nd / $25 3rd. figuring out how you work, and Making the jump from college the big picture in mind — what Judging at 10:30pm some of it is just being comfort- to the PGA Tour can be some- you’re working toward — the able.” what of a culture shock, and how consistency comes.” Last season, Streb finished tied players handle it will define their • Sports Reporter Nathan for second at the Zurich Classic success, Martin said. He recom- Deen writes about local sports. FREE event of New Orleans and closed with a mended that even if young play- Contact him at ndeen@thebruns- tie for ninth at the Deutsche Bank ers get their PGA Tour cards, a wicknews.com, on Facebook or Championship. year spent on the Web.com Tour at 265-8320, ext. 349. 912-267-9991 • 1414 Newcastle St. in Historic Brunswick, GA Coastal Georgia golf teams wrap up fall schedules

The Brunswick News “The course played five shots and Tidcombe were named to the harder today,” men’s coach Mike all-tournament team. The Coastal Georgia men’s Cook said. “We made up ground The Mariners were looking to golf team moved up a spot on the on Oklahoma City. Had a shot at make it a clean sweep on their fall How does it work? leaderboard Tuesday but settled catching Wayland but came up schedule, as they were a perfect Each week, we’ll select the top for a runner-up finish at the Dave several strokes short. We made three-for-three entering Mon- Adamonis Sr. Invitational at up eight to 10 strokes on the back day. They won’t play again until 15 football games being played. Trump National Doral in Doral, nine on both of those teams.” February 16 at their own Coastal Pick who you think will win each Fla. Wayland’s Steven Diack was Georgia Winter Invitational on game during the voting period. After a 36-hole total of 576 unrivaled on the individual lead- St. Simons Island. on Monday, the Mariners played erboard, finishing at 4-under 206, At Savannah Quarters Country Points are awarded for correct their final 18 holes Tuesday and six shots ahead of Coastal’s Allen Club in Pooler, the Coastal Geor- predictions. tallied a 13-over 293, finishing 29 Bradford, who finished runner-up gia women finished tied for 14th over par for the tournament and at 2 over. Coastal’s Alastair Tid- out of 16 teams at the NAIA Pre- six shots back of champion Way- combe finished tied for eighth at view with a two-day total of 687, land Baptist University (Texas). 9 over, and Hunter Cornelius and 82 strokes behind winner North- The defending national champion Trevor Smith were right behind wood University (Fla.). Mariners overtook 2013 title win- him at 10 over and tied for 10th. After a 77 during Monday’s ner Oklahoma City (30 over) by Alan Barnhardt finished 15 over first round, Sarah Gilliard carded one shot. Host school Johnson & and tied for 26th. a 79 for a 156 total, giving her a Wales finished fourth at 42 over. Bradford, Corneilus, Smith tie for 15th. Gators and Bulldogs tee it up before ‘Cocktail Party’ 2ND PLACE: $750 in casino dollars 3RD PLACE: $500 in casino dollars By NATHAN DEEN Keith Henderson, Brandon Tol- participate,” Burns said. 4TH PLACE: $250 in casino dollars The Brunswick News bert, Matt Storm, Bernard Wil- “It brings more atmosphere to 5TH PLACE: $100 in casino dollars liams, D.J. Jones, Dale Williams the event.” As the fans wearing red and and Jeff Thomas. The former The event was founded in 1980, Weekly winners announced in the black or blue and orange flock Gators are made up of Willie Georgia’s national championship Wednesday issue of The News to Jacksonville, the Golden Isles Jackson Jr., Willie Jackson Sr., season, by Georgia Golf Hall of becomes an overnight hub of Travis Taylor, Doug Johnson, Fame member Johnny Paulk, for- Call 912-342-8210 ext 330 for more info pregame festivities in the days Tate Casey, Chris Hetland, Ter- mer Glynn County athletic direc- leading up to the annual Geor- ry LeCount and Charlie “Horse” tor Frank Inman and Atlanta Gas gia-Florida rivalry. Williams. Light manager H.P. Weldon. Enter Today At One of the most popular tra- Four players from each side Since then, nearly 12,000 peo- ditions has been at Jekyll Island will play in an official Geor- ple have played in the event. Golf Club, the site of the Geor- gia-Florida competition, but The two-round tournament be- www.thebrunswicknews.com gia-Florida Golf Classic, which Burns said the tournament is still gins today with an optional prac- is entering its 35th year with this a relaxed atmosphere and a great tice round followed by a Tailgate week’s tournament held Wednes- opportunity for participants to get Party at the Jekyll Island Golf day through Friday at the Pine to know those who have experi- Club in the evening. v Lakes course. enced the rivalry on the gridiron. Thursday’s Round 1 will begin Weekly Prize Sponsors “(This event is) kind of a rally- “We wanted to bring a sense of at 9 a.m. with a shotgun start, and ing point for people,” said tourna- the ball game to the tournament,” guests of the players will be able ment coordinator Robbie Burns. Burns said. “That’s been a big hit to compete in a putting contest. “There’s a lot to do in the Golden over the last three games.” Round 2 will begin Friday at Isles. This event is as unique as It’s also gotten more Florida the same time with shotgun start, the game itself. It just ties into fans interested in a tournament followed by an awards ceremony how different this rivalry is than that was predominately played by at 2 p.m. any in college football.” Georgia fans. • Sports Reporter Nathan This will be the fourth year in “It leans red and black, but with Deen writes about local sports. which the Classic has invited for- the incorporation of Georgia and Contact him at ndeen@thebruns- HE BRUNSWICK NEW mer players from both schools. Florida celebrities, we’re seeing wicknews.com, on Facebook or T S Georgia will be represented by more Florida fans come out and at 265-8320, ext. 349. 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Associated Press and off the field that it’s a direct “We’ve giving him a good bit of Get $50 correlation to how he’s playing. reps,” coach Mark Richt said. “We AUBURN, Ala. — Senquez “Those things all matter in a just want to get him in the kind Bubba Garcias, Gift Cards.00 Golson and Jonathan Jones might team and in an individual. He’s of condition he needs to play the (Wow, That’s Half Price!) have been best known for un- always had the talent and the ath- game. All he can do is keep prac- pleasant moments coming into letic ability. It’s really not surpris- ticing and focusing on his oppor- this season. ing that he’s playing this well.” tunities and kind of wait and see.” Now, they’re two of the nation’s There was no question about In a series of streaks, Georgia’s best pickoff artists, creating more the 5-foot-9, 176-pounder’s ath- last four-game winning streak [dg than their share of unpleasant mo- letic ability. The Boston Red Sox over the Gators dates way back ments for opposing quarterbacks. drafted him in the eighth round to the 1980s, when Vince Dooley dcan $25 No. 7 Mississippi’s Golson en- in 2011, but Golson turned down was coaching the Bulldogs. ters Saturday night’s showdown the contract offer to play for the of Southeastern Conference Rebels. Western Division powers sharing Now, he’s one of the top players www.thebrunswicknews.comDON’T DELAY - At half price, these cards will sell out QUICKLY! the national lead with eight inter- on the nation’s No. 1 scoring de- Scandal: 25 Cards go on sale Friday, October 31st at 9:00 A.M. Buy Yours At ceptions, one per game. No. 4 Au- fense. He returned an interception burn’s Jones is tied for third with 59 yards for a touchdown against five picks in seven games. Louisiana-Lafayette. “It’ll be a good show this week- Jones hasn’t been as prolific a Women end,” Jones said. “Hopefully he thief, but his interceptions have won’t get any against us but he’s been extremely timely. Three of been doing a good job.” them have come in the end zone, Both cornerbacks were relative- including a pair in the fourth lured ly unknown before this season. quarter of Saturday night’s 42- Jones didn’t play until the 35 win over South Carolina. The Ole Miss game last season after second came on a Hail Mary on recruits breaking his ankle late in pre- the game’s final play. Continued from page 9 A season camp. More prominently, Jones, who didn’t have an inter- he collapsed in pain with a ham- ception in his first two seasons, Force. string injury trying to get to Flor- has four in the past two games. West Point officials began - in ida State’s Kermit Whitfield on He had picks on consecutive vestigating it in March, according a 100-yard kickoff return late in drives against No. 1 Mississippi to an internal review by Lt. Col. the national championship game State to set up field goals after the Shannon Miller, who was ordered defeat. Bulldogs had jumped ahead 21-0. to look into the allegations. Foot- Golson’s biggest claim to fame “You could say he’s got a knack ball coaches knew about what from his first three years might but the thing about Jonathan is happened on the bus trip but did have been when Alabama tail- he’s been playing so consistent not immediately tell academy back Trent Richardson juked him for us that he keeps making those leaders or the NCAA, the report twice during a long touchdown plays,” Auburn defensive coordi- said. run in 2011. nator Ellis Johnson said. “Even Academy officials said there He’s making others look bad sometimes when you don’t see was no officer supervision on the these days. Golson has intercep- the flashy plays, he’s really mak- trip, which resulted in incidents of tions in four straight games and ing some important plays for us in misconduct, including underage is already tied for third for the other areas.” drinking at a bowling alley in the most in a season by an Ole Miss The 5-10, 182-pound Jones also mall among members of the team defender with four regular-season made his first career start against and several recruits. Some cadets games to go. The Rebels lead the Ole Miss as a freshman in 2012. said they had seven drinks in 90 nation with 17. He has been a key figure in a sec- minutes. Golson’s emergence is no sur- ondary that has already matched “There were people on the bus prise to Ole Miss coach Hugh last season’s 13 interceptions, and that shouldn’t have been on the Freeze. is now fifth in that category. bus,” Monken said. “They’re 20 “I can’t say I always expected “He’s a guy that you look at his years old. They’re going to make that he would reach it, until fall size and early in the year people mistakes.” camp this year when I saw he had are going to go after him and all According to the Gazette, the really bought in,” Freeze said. that,” Malzahn said. “I think he’s report from Lt. Col. Miller also “I expected him to have a much starting to earn a lot of people’s found that two female cheerlead- better year. I don’t think there’s respect. He’s played extremely ers were on the trip and kissed a any accident that the little things well for us.” football player and a recruit. The GOLDEN report also said Army football re- cruiters used female cadets to help OPPORTUNITY sell West Point. Royals: Ventura In February, West Point’s direc- tor of football operations, Lt. Col. Chad Davis, recruited cheerlead- ers and members of the academy’s lights out for K.C. women’s basketball and volley- ball teams to act as dinner dates Continued from page 9 A missed call in 1985 helped them for recruits, Miller’s report said. Dr. Gale J Allen, Class of 1991, Deputy Chief Scientist at NASA rally past St. Louis for their lone The academy investigation gave up two hits through the sixth. crown. found several violations of the ca- DR. GALE ALLEN ALWAYS WANTED TO BE AN ASTRONAUT, but she had the There was a pregame moment This time, everything seemed det disciplinary code and NCAA of silence for Taveras, killed in to go Kansas City’s way. Hosmer rules. Those violations included wrong kind of science credentials to qualify for the elite U.S. space program. As a civilian a car accident Sunday in the Do- & Co. had 14 hits after the sixth, the underage drinking, inappropri- employee at the Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay, however, she earned the Brenau minican Republic. Ventura wrote and six different players had dou- ate use of a police escort, misuse University MBA degree offered there. She’s now the deputy chief science officer in the a tribute to his friend and country- bled. of NCAA recruiting host funds, man on his hat — RIP O.T #18 — How much did things tilt in the cadet participation without class nation’s space program. and bent down behind the mound Royals’ favor? Hosmer came up privileges, and failure to maintain Brenau offers that kind of golden opportunity for everyone in the South Georgia- to write something on the dirt be- with two runners on base in the proper cadet accountability. North Florida region – on the campus or online. The seven-week semester format includes fore his first pitch. second, and hit what appeared to “I think it’s a big deal. What Shut out by Bumgarner in Game be a hard RBI single off Yusmeiro they did was wrong,” Monken MBAs with specialties in accounting, management, health care, human resources, project 5 at AT&T Park, and facing a 3-2 Petit. said. “It’s the reputation of this management and finance, as well as undergraduate studies in accounting, marketing, deficit, Kansas City hoped for a But time had been called just academy. It’s the reputation of organizational leadership, human resources management and business administration. break to bust loose at Kauffman before Petit released the ball, and this football program, which is a Stadium. The Royals certainly the hit didn’t count. Plate umpire lot bigger than any of us. It’s also got one the only other time they Jeff Kellogg patted Hosmer on my reputation. I have a reputation hosted a Game 6 in the Series, the chest as if to say, better luck that’s more important to me than KINGS BAY CAMPUS | ENROLL TODAY | 912.882.7125 | www.brenau.edu when umpire Don Denkinger’s next time. any football game.” 12A The Brunswick News / Wednesday, October 29, 2014 Sports No leads emerge in Cowboys await word case of Broncos fan By SADIE GURMAN on Romo back injury He’s just an easygoing guy.” Associated Press The two went to the game with By SCHUYLER DIXON to face the Cardinals (6-1), Garrett was more two of their friends after a day Associated Press evasive when he met with reporters. The coach DENVER — Relatives of a spent working and hunting at said Romo “seemed good” when they spoke by Denver Broncos fan who disap- another friend’s ranch in Krem- IRVING, Texas — Tony Romo’s dramatic phone, but he hadn’t seen the quarterback be- peared during last week’s game mling, a small town in the moun- return from his latest back injury doesn’t mean fore Romo went for a CT scan. are wondering how a man with tains of northern Colorado. he is cleared to face the next opponent. The Cowboys (6-2) were off Tuesday, and no known health or personal Kitterman and Tonneson, both Coach Jason Garrett said Tuesday that Dallas Romo has skipped the Wednesday practice ev- problems could seem to vanish construction workers, hurriedly was waiting on additional testing for an injury ery week during the regular season as part of without a trace. made the 100-mile trip to the sta- he says is unrelated to the herniated disk Romo his post-surgery routine. He had a procedure to Family and friends of Paul Kit- dium after a friend offered tick- sustained in Washington last December, when remove a cyst from his back in April 2013 and terman, 53, have been searching ets. It was Kitterman’s first time surgery kept him out of a season-ending loss missed all the offseason workouts last year. for him since Thursday night’s there. In their haste, Kitterman to Philadelphia with a playoff berth on the line. “We’ve just got to wait and see how he feels, matchup with the San Diego forgot his cellphone and took no Romo hurt his back against the Redskins obviously,” Garrett said. “Because we played Chargers at Sports Authority credit cards and very little cash. again Monday night, getting what Garrett late last night, we’ll be more abbreviated any- Field. Still, Kitterman had memo- called a contusion on a third-quarter sack. way, more of a jog through-type mode.” Police said no new information rized his friends’ phone numbers X-rays were negative, and Romo took a pain Garrett said it was a medical decision to al- about his whereabouts emerged and would have found ways to Brandon Wade/AP injection before returning for the final series of low Romo to return, but didn’t discount the re- Tuesday. reach out if he wanted to leave. Dallas quarterback Tony Romo throws on regulation and a failed possession in overtime solve of a quarterback who led a comeback vic- Kitterman stepson, Jarod Ton- He had four or five beers in the the sideline Monday after being helped of a 20-17 loss that snapped Dallas’ six-game tory over the Redskins while playing with the neson, said he has not been seen course of a four-hour span — not off the field following a hit by Washington winning streak. herniated disk and did the same thing against since he left his seat to meet enough to become disoriented, inside linebacker Keenan Robinson in After saying on his radio show earlier in the 49ers in 2011 with cracked ribs and a punc- friends during halftime. Tonne- Tonneson said. Arlington, Texas. the day that he anticipated Romo being ready tured lung. son filed a missing-persons report Denver police spokesman Son- with Denver police, scoured the ny Jackson said detectives don’t sprawling stadium, called local suspect foul play, but he would hospitals and detox centers, and not elaborate. The department taped fliers around the city. was trying to support the family E S T. “We just don’t know what else in their search, Jackson said. to do,” Tonneson told The Asso- “They just don’t seem too wor- ciated Press on Monday. “Paul is ried about it, being that he is a a simple guy, he doesn’t like tech- grown man,” Tonneson said of nology, he doesn’t get into drama. police. COASTALGOLF Weekly Playdays nie Hurt, No. 13

King and Prince-Hampton Club Coastal Pines Ladies Golf Association Men’s Golf Association Member-member — Oct. 23 Playday — Oct. 21 Gross 1st — Ted Kindler, Tommie Anderson 1st — Bonnie Rabert, Vicki Dekok, 163 2nd — Bob Highsmith, Fred Haynes 2nd — Carol Reichenbach, Anne Giardino, 3rd — Bill Clyatt, Steve Roberts 169 Closest to the pin — Mitch Hammock, Nos. Net 4 and 12; Ted Kindler, No. 8; Bob Highsmith, SUPPLIER PRICING 1st — Mary Ellen Mackey, Amanda Moore, No. 15 133.7 Playday — Oct. 23 2nd — Mary Jenkins, Ginny Walker, 134.2 1st — Ted Kindler, John Davis 2013 & 2014 Chip in, Day 1 — Bonnie Rabert, Nancy 2nd — Loy Atkins, Lamar Calhoun ON ALL REMAINING Muldowney, Carol Reichenbach, Mary Ellen 3rd — Steve Henry, Tommie Anderson Mackey, Charmaine Mattox Closest to the pin — Ted Kindler, No. 4; Tom- Chip in, Day 2 — Nancy Muldowney, Amanda mie Anderson, No. 8; Gary Odum, No. 12; Loy Moore, Mary Ellen Mackey Atkins, No. 15 Ghosts and Goblins — Oct. 28 Playday — Oct. 25 1st — Julie Zavala 1st — Ricky Futch, James Bonds 2nd — Carol Reichenbach BUICKs & GMCs 2nd — Gene Ginn, Gary Glen 3rd — Jeannie Wade PRICED THOUSANDS BELOW MSRP 3rd — Steve Henry, Rusty Durant Gross — Charmaine Mattox Net — Edna Romano 4th — James Browning, Keith Campbell Closest to the pin — Jimmy Beasley, No. 4; Fred Haynes, No. 8; Ted Kindler, No. 12; Rusty Heritage Oaks Durant, No. 15 Men’s Golf Association All Active Duty 2 Places — Oct. 20 Sea Palms 1st — John Tompkins, +11 Military Personnel Closest to the pin — John Loiselle, Nos. 4 Men’s Golf Association and 13 Pickups — Oct. 22 Receive An Additional 2-man Best Ball — Oct. 22 1st — Bruce Rumage, +4 1st — Millard Tutwiller, +9 2nd (tie) — Bill Roper, Fred Beatty, George Closest to the pin — Millard Tutwiller, No. 6; Greene, +1 John Teske, No. 16 2-man Points — Oct. 24 King and Prince-Hampton Club $500 OFF 1st — Bernie Hurt, Don Cleveland, +7 Men’s Golf Association Low handicap — Millard Swingle, +5 3 out of 4 Net Points — Oct. 24 Any New Or Used High handicap — Don Cleveland, +6 1st — Troy Bouts, Ed Giardino, Jim Youngner, Closest to the pin — Craig Staab, No. 4; Ber- Brooke Pridmore (blind draw), +28 Vehicle SCOREBOARD

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Prep football poll 7. Screven Co. 8-0 48 7 The Top Ten teams in the Associated Press 8. Darlington 7-1 41 8 Georgia high school football polls of the 2014 9. Thomasville 5-3 35 9 season with first-place votes in parentheses 10. Brooks Co. 6-3 13 10 and won-loss record, total points and position Others receiving votes: Rabun Co. 4, Union last week at right: Co. 4, Bowdon 1. Class 6A Class A Record Pts Prev Record Pts Prev 1. Colquitt Co. (12) 8-0 120 1 1. Aquinas (9) 8-0 116 1 2. Dacula 8-0 107 3 2. Marion Co. (2) 8-0 105 2 3. Valdosta 7-1 81 6 3. Mount Paran Chr. (1) 8-0 100 3 4. Grayson 8-1 76 2 4. Calvary Day 8-0 84 4 5. McEachern 6-2 65 7 5. Irwin Co. 6-1-1 66 6 6. Milton 7-1 56 8 6. Tattnall Square 8-0 57 5 7. North Gwinnett 6-2 43 10 7. Hawkinsville 8-1 51 7 8. Lee Co. 6-1 41 9 8. Savannah Chr. 7-1 34 9 9. Westlake 6-1 26 NR 9. Charlton Co. 7-1 29 10 10. Peachtree Ridge 6-2 17 NR 10. ECI 7-1 9 NR Others receiving votes: Langston Hughes 11, Others receiving votes: Pacelli 5, Landmark Lowndes 7, Alpharetta 4, Norcross 2, Tift Co. Chr. 3, Mt. Pisgah 1. 2, Tucker 2. Class AAAAA Record Pts Prev 1. Ware Co. (11) 8-0 119 1 WHERE TO GO 2. Allatoona (1) 9-0 102 3 3. Kell 8-0 101 2 Friday, basketball 4. Coffee 7-1 81 4 Brewton-Parker Tournament 5. NS-Warner Robins 7-1 70 5 at Mount Vernon 6. Lanier 8-0 60 7 Coastal Georgia vs. Vorhees College, 4 p.m. 7. Creekside 7-2 37 9 Friday, football 8. Harris Co. 6-2 27 NR Monsignor Donovan at Frederica Academy, 9. Dalton 8-1 26 10 4 p.m. 10. Houston Co. 7-1 16 NR Brunswick High at Bradwell Institute, 7:30 p.m. (tie) Mays 6-2 16 NR Statesboro at Glynn Academy, 7:30 p.m. Others receiving votes: Carver-Atlanta 2, South Lee Co. at Camden Co., 7:30 p.m. Paulding 2. McIntosh Co. Academy at Benedictine, Class AAAA 7:30 p.m. Record Pts Prev Friday, volleyball 1. Buford (12) 8-0 120 1 Halloween Smashtown Tournament 2. Griffin 8-0 103 3 at Howard Coffin Gym 3. Woodward Academy 7-1 94 5 Rust College at Coastal Georgia, 5 p.m. 4. Cartersville 7-1 79 4 Saturday, basketball MEMBERS ARE ELIGIBLE 5. Sandy Creek 7-1 65 2 Brewton-Parker Tournament 6. Marist 8-1 63 7 at Mount Vernon CERTIFIED DEALER OFFER EXPIRES 10/31/14 FOR ADDITIONAL REBATES 7. Mary Persons 7-1 50 8 Coastal Georgia vs. Morris College, 2 p.m. 8. St. Pius X 6-2 36 9 Saturday, volleyball 9. Thomas Co. Central 6-2 14 10 Halloween Smashtown Tournament TRUCKLOADS OF USED VEHICLES 10. Cairo 6-2 18 6 at Howard Coffin Gym Others receiving votes: Gilmer 3, Stephens South Dakota School of Mines & Tech at Co. 2, Worth Co. 1. Coastal Georgia, 9 a.m. UNDER $15,000 Class AAA Southeastern University at Coastal Georgia, Record Pts Prev 3 p.m. EVERY MAKE & MODEL • HAND-PICKED VEHICLES 1. Washington Co. (12) 8-0 120 1 2. Calhoun 8-0 105 2 Plus 3. Blessed Trinity 8-0 94 3 WHAT TO WATCH 4. Jefferson 8-0 78 4 VIEW OUR ENTIRE INVENTORY ONLINE ANYTIME! 5. Peach Co. 9-0 75 5 ‌Today 6. Central-Carrollton 8-0 64 6 GOLF 7. Westside-Macon 8-0 46 7 11 p.m. TGC — PGA Tour, CIMB Classic, 8. Hart Co. 8-0 34 8 first round, at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 9. Westminster 7-1 23 10 3 a.m. TGC — LPGA, Taiwan Championship, 10. Cook 7-2 14 NR first round, at Taipei (delayed tape) NeSmithNow.com Others receiving votes: Cedar Grove 6, West MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Hall 1. 8 p.m. FOX — World Series, game 7, San 1910 E Cherry St. (Hwy 341) JESUP, GA Class AA Francisco at Kansas City (if necessary) Record Pts Prev NBA BASKETBALL TOLL 1. Greater Atlanta Chr. (12) 8-0 120 1 8 p.m. ESPN — Chicago at New York 2. Vidalia 8-0 116 2 LOCAL FREE 10:30 p.m. ESPN — Oklahoma City at 912.427.2045 800.273.2045 3. Lovett 7-2 91 3 4. Benedictine 6-2 78 4 Portland 5. Fitzgerald 7-1 57 6 NHL HOCKEY 6. Lamar Co. 6-1-1 62 5 7:30 p.m. NBCSN — Detroit at Washington CALL TODAY! The Brunswick News / Wednesday, October 29, 2014 13A Technology

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It also will be designed to activations in the first three days their own? track customer buying patterns after it became available, and is “Blocking mobile payments to be able to offer targeted pro- now more widely used than any providers will deprive consumers motions. In the meantime, some competing payment system. He of their preferred method of pay- of the group’s biggest members, called the dispute with retailers a ment,” said Jason Oxman, CEO like CVS, 7-Eleven, Best Buy and “skirmish.” of the Electronic Transactions Wal-Mart, are nixing so-called “We’ve got a lot of merchants Association, a trade organization NFC payments even though they to sign up, a lot more banks to for the payment-processing in- WEEKLY WINNERS already have the point-of-sale sign up and we have the whole dustry. technology in stores. Other re- rest of the world,” he said at the “With more than 300 million tailers that aren’t part of MCX, WSJD Live Conference in Lagu- mobile devices and more than like Starbucks and Taco Bell, na Beach, Calif. “So we’re just one billion credit and debit cards are opting to develop their own getting started.” in American consumers’ pockets, 1. Paul Klimp 4. Drayton Hogarth mobile payment services, and so Ben Heyman, 20, lives in In- the future ubiquity of mobile pay- 2. Debbie Sheppard 5. Ladd Rector aren’t taking Apple Pay either. dianapolis and has used Apple ments is certain.” Queries into Merchant Customer Pay twice at McDonald’s with Mallory Duncan, general coun- 3. 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110s 100s L 90s Mostly Sunny Partly Cloudy Mostly Sunny Sunny Sunny 80s H 70s 60s 83º 62º 77º 58º 73º 52º 67º 47º 66º 52º 50s 40s L Almanac River stages Regional forecast 30s 20s Statistics are for Brunswick yesterday Flood Yesterday's 24 -hr Shown is today's weather. Temperatures are today's 10s Stage Stage Change This map shows high temperatures, Temperature highs and tonight's lows. 0s type of precipitation expected and Yesterday's high ...... 81° Atlamaha River location of frontal systems at noon. Yesterday's low ...... 61° Charlotte ...... 15 1.58 -0.17 L H Normal high ...... 75° Baxley ...... 74.5 63.95 -0.26 Golden Isles Today Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Normal low ...... 58° Doctortown ...... 14 4.32 -0.35 Today we will see mostly sunny Satilla River Summerville Record high ...... 87° in 1963 skies with a high temperature Waycross ...... 16 4.59 -0.05 67/46 of 83º, humidity of 73%. Light Record low ...... 37° in 1957 Toccoa Regional cities National cities Atkinson ...... 13 3.59 -0.08 winds. The record high 71/46 Rome temperature for today Today Thursday Today Precipitation Tides 68/44 is 88º set in 1996. City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Yesterday ...... 0.00" Brunswick's East River Athens Expect partly cloudy Albany ...... 83 55 pc ....77 46 pc Anchorage ...... 33 25 pc Month-to-date ...... 2.83" Today Atlanta 74/52 skies tonight with Alpharetta ...... 70 47 t ...... 65 41 s Artesia, NM ...... 75 51 s Normal month-to-date ...... 4.18" High Low High Low 71/51 a slight chance Americus ...... 80 57 t ...... 73 49 s Atlantic City ...... 70 48 sh Year-to-date ...... 39.22" 12:47 am 7:10 am 1:16 pm 7:53 pm of showers. Athens ...... 74 52 t ...... 69 44 s Baltimore ...... 69 50 sh Normal year-to-date ...... 40.05" Thursday Augusta Atlanta ...... 71 51 t ...... 68 44 s Billings ...... 62 36 s Record high for month ...... 9.47" in 1985 High Low High Low Griffin 84/54 Auburn ...... 72 50 t ...... 66 43 s Boise ...... 63 44 pc Record low for month ...... 0.00" in 1974 1:46 am 8:11 am 2:15 pm 8:53 pm 73/50 Hampton Augusta ...... 84 54 s ...... 75 48 s Boston ...... 72 48 t Friday Bainbridge ...... 84 58 pc ....78 48 s Chicago ...... 50 39 s High Low High Low 84/56 Humidity 2:50 am 9:16 am 3:19 pm 9:54 pm Macon Columbia ...... 72 51 t ...... 68 44 s Cincinnati ...... 57 36 s 79/54 Columbus ...... 79 56 t ...... 72 47 s Cleveland ...... 53 41 pc 8 A.M. Noon 4 P.M. Saturday High Low High Low Dublin Darien ...... 74 51 t ...... 68 44 s Dallas ...... 77 54 s Today 80% 70% 50% 3:58 am 10:20 am 4:26 pm 10:53 pm Phenix City 81/54 Savannah Daytona ...... 72 51 t ...... 68 44 s Denver...... 68 39 s Sunday 80/51 83/61 Gainesville ...... 69 48 t ...... 65 42 s Detroit ...... 51 38 pc High Low High Low Griffin ...... 73 50 t ...... 67 43 s Honolulu ...... 88 75 ra UV index 4:06 am 10:22 am 4:33 pm 10:49 pm Jacksonville .....84 63 s ...... 80 62 sh Houston ...... 81 63 pc Today at Noon Monday Jekyll Island .....80 65 s ...... 76 63 pc Indianapolis ...... 55 39 s High Low High Low Albany Brunswick Jesup ...... 84 58 s ...... 77 52 pc Kansas City ...... 62 47 s 0-1 minimal 5:11 am 11:20 am 5:36 pm 11:43 pm 83/55 83/62 Kingsland ...... 83 61 s ...... 78 59 sh Knoxville ...... 64 39 sh 2-3 low Tuesday La Grange ...... 74 49 t ...... 69 43 s Las Vegas ...... 83 62 s 4-6 moderate High Low High Low Bainbridge Lithonia ...... 72 51 t ...... 68 44 s Los Angeles ...... 86 62 s 7-9 high 6:09 am 12:17 pm 6:31 pm None 84/58 Valdosta Macon ...... 79 54 t ...... 72 44 s Miami ...... 84 72 s +10 very high 8 For these locations, add or subract these minutes to the 83/58 Waycross Milledgeville .....80 54 t ...... 72 44 s Milwaukee ...... 48 38 pc times above The higher the UV Index, the greater the 84/57 Moultrie ...... 83 56 s ...... 78 49 s Minneapolis ...... 48 37 s St. Simons Pier -34 min. need for eye and skin protection Jekyll Pier -34 min. Nahunta ...... 84 59 s ...... 78 53 pc Nashville ...... 66 41 s Bwk Boat Marina -9 min. Newnan ...... 72 49 t ...... 70 42 s New Orleans ...... 78 62 mc Hidden Harbor Yacht Club -4 min. Tallahassee Sun and moon Golden Isles Marina -9 min. Jacksonville Rome ...... 68 44 sh ....65 41 s New York ...... 70 48 sh Mac’s Bait Shop +21 min. 84/61 St. Marys ...... 83 62 s ...... 78 60 sh Oklahoma City ...... 73 49 s Sunrise today ...... 7:39 a.m. St. Simon’s Marina -9 min. 84/63 Sunset today ...... 6:39 p.m. Hampton River, Jones Creek -34 min. St. Simon Is. ....82 63 s ...... 77 60 pc Orlando ...... 87 65 s Two Way Fish Camp +1 hr. 1 min. Gainesville Sunrise Thursday ...... 7:40 a.m. Altamaha Park +3 hrs. 1 min. Savannah ...... 83 61 s ...... 76 55 pc Philadelphia ...... 68 45 sh Sunset Thursday ...... 6:38 p.m. Cloister Dock -19 min. 84/59 Statesboro ...... 84 57 s ...... 76 51 s Phoenix ...... 88 64 s Moonrise today ...... 12:51 p.m. Turtle River (Crispen Island) +11 min. Christmas Creek -34 min. Summerville .....67 46 sh ....67 41 s Pittsburgh ...... 58 41 pc Moonset today ...... 10:51 p.m. Hickory Bluff Marina +31 min. Tifton ...... 83 55 s ...... 77 48 s St. Louis ...... 59 41 s Moonrise Thursday ...... 1:40 p.m. Dover Bluff +11 min. Moonset Thursday ...... 11:52 p.m. Downtown Darien +16 min. Ocala Toccoa ...... 71 46 t ...... 66 42 s Salt Lake City ...... 64 44 s 86/60 Valdosta ...... 83 58 s ...... 79 50 pc San Diego ...... 77 61 s Vidalia ...... 82 61 s ...... 76 50 s San Francisco ...... 77 57 s Moon phases Marine forecast Waycross...... 84 57 s ...... 78 51 pc Seattle ...... 60 49 sh U.S. extremes Topeka ...... 63 43 s First Full Last New Water Temperature: 76º Today: WSW wind around 6 kt. Mostly sunny. For the 48 contiguous states yesterday. All maps, forecasts and data provided Tucson ...... 87 60 s Washington, DC ....69 50 sh Seas around 1 ft. High: 92° in Big Spring, Texas by Accessweather.com, Inc. © 2012 Tonight: S wind 6 to 8 kt becoming WSW Low: 13° in Big Piney, Wyo. after midnight. A slight chance of showers Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; fl/flurries; pc/partly cloudy; mc/mostly cloudy; ra/rain; rs/ 10/30 11/6 11/14 11/22 after 3am. Seas around 1 ft. rain & snow; s/sunny; sh/showers; sn/snow; t/thunderstorms; w/windy Fight F. O. G . Keep Fats, Oils and Grease Out of Your Drain and Prevent Clogged Pipes and Sewer Back-Ups.

Following a few simple steps, you can help prevent sewer backups and spills: Siga estos pasos para ayudar a evitar cañerías obstruidas y derrames de las alcantarillas: 1. Pour cold fats, oils and grease 3. Before you wash dishes, scrape into a covered, disposable food scraps, fats, oils and grease container and throw it into into your garbage. your garbage. Never pour Antes de lavar los platos, tire los restos de fats, oils, or grease down sink alimentos, grasas y aceites en la basura. drains or toilets. Coloque las grasas y los aceites frios en un contenidor desechable y con tapa y tirelo a la basura. Nunca tire las grasas en los drenajes de su casa. 4. Use sink strainers to catch any remaining food Soak up spilled oils and grease waste while washing dishes. 2. Utilice coladores para fregaderos al lavar los platos para atrapar with an absorbent material such los restos de comida restantes. as paper towels or kitty litter and throw into your garbage. Absorba las grasas y los aceites restantes con un material absorbente como servilletas de papel y tirelos junto con su basura.

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COMMUNITY Coping together CALENDAR Support group offers fellowship opportunity Today • Ida Hilton Public Library, for widows, widowers with weekly meet ups 1105 Northway, Darien: By BRITTANY TATE owers of all ages can come to- Join In “Beware! It’s a Not So Scary” The Brunswick News gether in a social atmosphere story time with craft will be and share laughs. The Glynn County Widow at 11 a.m. for preschoolers Two years ago, Joan Rooney The Glynn County Widow and young home-schooled Wednesday support group lost her husband of 42 years, Wednesday, a local chapter of meets at 12:30 p.m. children. Tom, a proud police officer of the nonprofit Kansas City-based Thursday, Oct. 30 Wednesdays at Golden almost 29 years in Nassau Coun- organization, Widow Wednes- Corral in Brunswick. For • Brunswick-Glynn County ty, Long Island, N.Y., to cancer, day, come together weekly at more information about the Library, 208 Gloucester St., and every day since has proven 12:30 p.m. at Golden Corral in post-bereavement group Brunswick: Called meeting for and its activities, visit the Marshes of Glynn Libraries to be a challenge walking in a Brunswick. www.glynnww.org, email Board of Trustees at 5 p.m. in widow’s shoes. “I started this group because [email protected], or call the boardroom. “I spent the first year running I’m a widow, and I know how 912-268-7940. • Brunswick-Glynn County away from every holiday, being lonely and devastating it can be Library, 208 Gloucester St., out of town for everything. The to walk in a widow’s or widow- Brunswick: “Costume Party” first year was really a fog for me. er’s shoes. No one knows what old, her hope now is to reach out story time with Miss Evy at The second year was by far the it’s like to lose a spouse until to young widowers. She knows 10:30 a.m. for preschoolers hardest. I could cry at the drop they go through it, so I started every age of widowhood pres- and young home-schooled chil- of a hat,” Rooney said. this group to help others get past ents different challenges, but be- dren. Children are encouraged Meandering through the cloth- the bereavement stage and move ing a young mother or father and to wear costumes. ing section in men’s department on with their lives,” Rooney, having to become a dual-role • National Alliance on stores, or looking at her hus- founder of the local chapter, parent can be a hard burden to Mental Illness: Dale Tushman band’s chair would bring back said, adding that she came bear. Provided photo LCSW, CACII, psychotherapist, sad memories that Tom is no across the Widow Wednesday “The surviving spouse has to Several members of the Glynn County Widow Wednesday support will talk about coping with longer there to share in special group online. help their children through the group enjoy a meal together at Cilantro’s on Oct. 1. post-traumatic stress disorder occasions like birthdays, holi- The social networking and grief of losing a parent while at 7 p.m. in Conference Room days or wedding anniversaries. support group, which has a doz- still trying to cope with their While walking the widow’s one from our group to be there 3 at Southeast Georgia Health “There are no more hugs, no en members and has been up and own grief, so we want to reach path to a new life has been a for them,” she said. System, 2415 Parkwood Drive, one to talk to when I’m home running since September, meets out to young widows and help challenge for Rooney, she knows “This is not a crying session. Brunswick. Details: 506-2963. alone, and I’m just getting used every Wednesday and serves as them out as well,” she said of that in time, things will get eas- We laugh, talk about different • St. Simons Island Library, to eating every meal alone and an opportunity for widowed res- difficulties that young widow- ier, especially with the support things and try to go out on day 530 Beachview Drive, St. Si- being alone,” she said. idents to forge new friendships ers may face in raising children of loved ones, friends and fellow trips. We are leaving down be- mons Island: “Costume Party” Now forced to be alone after by connecting and building re- alone and being the breadwinner widowers. hind and are moving forward story time with Miss Evy at more than four decades of mar- lationships with widows in our of the family. “Being a widow doesn’t go with life. My motto is: good 10:30 a.m. for preschoolers riage and coping with the dev- community, Rooney said. “If there is a widowed parent away, but we’re all in this to- friends, happy times and helping and young home-schooled chil- astating loss that can only be “There is no membership so with young children in need gether. I want everyone to feel hands and that’s what this group dren. Children are encouraged described as an unfillable void, to speak, and it’s open and free of a babysitter, there is always like they are welcome to come is about.” to wear costumes. Rooney channeled her feelings to any widow or widower in the someone who can help out free and not feel like they are alone. • Reporter Brittany Tate Friday, Oct. 31 of loss, abandonment and emp- community,” she said. of charge. Or if someone needs Anytime they feel down or are writes about lifestyle topics. • Brunswick-Glynn County tiness into providing a support With the current age range of a ride, someone else can be there alone on a holiday, birthday or Contact her at btate@thebruns Library, 208 Gloucester St., group where widows and wid- members starting at 60 years Brunswick: Baby story time for them,” she added. anniversary, they can call some- wicknews.com, or at 265-8320. at 10:30 a.m. for ages 24 months and younger will help parents and caregivers share meaningful developmental time with their babies through books, songs and rhymes. Trick-or-treating less popular for some Children are encouraged to wear costumes. Homeowners buy candy for themselves as expectations lower for children showing up at door Monday, Nov. 3 • The Golden Isles Fiber- By BETH J. HARPAZ And who came? “Not a soul. trick-or-treating more in chil- arts Guild: Meeting at 7 p.m. Associated Press Not a single solitary soul ... I dren’s museums, churches and in the Parish Hall of Holy Nativ- even checked to make sure the malls instead.” ity Church, 615 Mallery St., St. NEW YORK — Don Stewart doorbell worked. Twice.” Her She goes home Halloween Simons Island. The program and his wife will be home with husband ate the candy, and each night to help her mom answer will be an informal overview of the lights on Halloween night, year since, he has convinced her the door, but they typically only wire jewelry arranged by the waiting for trick-or-treaters. But that “this might be the year.” get about 20 kids. So mom buys beading group. Details: 904- like a lot of folks who stock up Some folks think fewer kids candy the family likes — Snick- 868-5326 on candy, they’ll probably end go door to door these days, with ers and Reese’s Pieces, rather Tuesday, Nov. 4 up eating it themselves. more organized parties and pro- than fruity or fizzy sweets — • Alzheimer’s of Glynn/ “My wife and I buy candy ev- grams instead. and they watch a horror movie Brunswick: Memorial can- ery year, knowing that trick-or- “Kids do their trick-or-treating at evening’s end while finishing dle lighting at 4 p.m. at AGB treaters won’t come to see us,” at school now because of safety the leftovers. House, 2803 Sherwood Drive, said Stewart, an artist in Home- reasons or fear of drunk driv- Monique Lewis also has fond Brunswick. There will be music wood, Ala. That’s why they buy ers,” Jason Varden, who works memories of trick-or-treating as and refreshments. the treats they like, not neces- for an online videogame com- a kid in Arlington, Va. But as • Brunswick-Glynn Coun- sarily what they think kids will pany, Gazillion, and lives with an adult living in three different ty Library, 208 Gloucester like: his wife in Milpitas, California. apartments, she’s never had a St., Brunswick: “Click Clack “It goes into the helicopter mom trick-or-treater. Moo” story time with craft at “Nothing is wasted. If we plan 10:30 a.m. for preschoolers well, there’s usually enough to thing of ‘We’re not going to let “First year in, I was so excit- and young home-schooled last us ‘til Christmas.” our kids go up to strangers.’” ed because I was certain that I children. This little game of self-decep- The trend hasn’t stopped him would be flooded. By the time • The Southeast Coastal tion plays out each year in build- from buying the 200-plus-size 10 p.m. had rolled around, I was Georgia Computer Club: ings where apartment-dwellers bags of goodies from Target. standing in the hallway with my Meeting from 6 to 8 p.m. at wait in vain for door knocks “It’s all for the children!” he in- door open, frantically searching the Brunswick-Glynn County and on suburban side streets and sisted. “But we bought Kit Kats for the missing treaters,” said Library, 208 Gloucester St., country roads where kids don’t and Snickers — candy we knew Lewis, a marketing consultant Brunswick. There will be a wander. “We were bummed out Jason Varden/AP we would eat if we had to.” now living in Manhattan. presentation on Apple’s new the first few times,” said Stew- Candy purchased in anticipation of Halloween trick-or-treaters can Bryanna Johns, 20, a student Each time she moved, she kept iPad Air 2. art, “until we realized, ‘Hey this often lead to sugar-filled leftovers if not many children show up on at Virginia Commonwealth Uni- buying candy, thinking “every is a bonus. We can buy all the versity in Richmond, isn’t that building is different.” She even • St. Simons Island Public the night. Library, 530 Beachview Drive, candy we want and eat it and it’s far removed from her childhood decorated her door to make it St. Simons Island: Tuesday not our fault.’” trick-or-treating, but she thinks inviting. Afternoon Book Club will When Paula Werne moved skeptical we’d have any trick-or- “I purchased multiple bags of the practice “is losing its appeal. But usually, the day after discuss author Christina Baker to a rural stretch in Ferdinand, treaters.” But her husband insist- goodies and positioned a wel- People are so worried about can Halloween, she’s “eating all the Kline’s book, “Sweet Water” Indiana, 32 years ago with her ed the location wouldn’t deter coming jack-o-lantern in the you trust who your child is get- candy and throwing impromptu at 1:30 p.m. in Room 112. farmer husband Gary, “I was locals. front window,” she recalled. ting candy from. They’re going get-togethers” to get rid of it. Survey details vast scope of teens may face dating abuse By DAVID CRARY tionnaire. and accusations of flirting — al studies of dating abuse, reveal- physical abuse and sexual abuse. both victimization and perpetra- Associated Press Nearly 20 percent of both boys are commonplace but said they ing “the startlingly widespread Many previous studies have found tion, not one or the other,” Mum- and girls reported themselves as shouldn’t be viewed as harmless. nature of this problem.” that girls are markedly more like- ford and Taylor wrote. They rec- NEW YORK — From violence victims of physical and sexual “None of these things are Using a definition under which ly to be victims of physical and ommended starting prevention to verbal taunts, abusive dating abuse in dating relationships — healthy interactions,” she said. adolescent relationship abuse sexual dating abuse than boys. programs in middle school, and behavior is pervasive among but the researchers reported what “It’s almost more of a concern can occur in person or through However, the researchers de- noted that that teen dating vio- America’s adolescents, according they called a startling finding that our gut reaction is to accept electronic means, in public or tected a shift as adolescents age. lence is viewed as a possible pre- to a new, federally funded survey. when they asked about psycho- this as natural.” private, and between current or “We found that girls perpe- cursor to adult intimate-partner It says a majority of boys and girls logical abuse, broadly defined as The Centers for Disease Control past dating partners , the survey trate serious threats or physical violence. who date describe themselves as actions ranging from name-call- and Prevention, in its campaigns estimates that 25 million U.S. ad- violence more than boys at ages Andra Tharp, a health scientist both victims and perpetrators. ing to excessive tracking of a vic- against teen dating violence, also olescents are victims and nearly 12-14, but that boys become the with the CDC’s violence preven- Sponsored by the National In- tim. stresses the potential seriousness 23 million are perpetrators. more common perpetrators of se- tion division, said two-way teen stitute of Justice, the National More than 60 percent of each of psychological abuse. Taylor and Mumford said the rious threats or physical violence dating violence — with both Survey on Teen Relationships and gender reported being victims “Teens often think some behav- high rates in their survey may by ages 15-18,” they wrote. partners engaging in abuse — is Intimate Violence was conducted and perpetrators of such behavior. iors, like teasing and name call- stem in part from youths being Mumford noted that the ques- widespread. by NORC at the University of The survey found no substan- ing, are a ‘normal’ part of a rela- candid due to the privacy of the tionnaire did not delve into such She said it’s an ongoing chal- Chicago, a prominent research tive differences in measures by tionship,” says a CDC fact sheet. online format. They also suggest- details as which party instigated a lenge among experts in the field to center which provided prelimi- ethnicity, family income or geo- “However, these behaviors can ed that dating abuse is now so two-way confrontation, or wheth- find the right balance in address- nary results to The Associated graphic location. become abusive and develop into common that young people have er injuries resulted. ing the role of gender — explor- Press. Input came from a nation- Elizabeth Mumford, one of the more serious forms of violence.” little concern about admitting it. She said it was possible girls ing the extent to which both boys wide sample of 667 youths aged two lead researchers for the sur- Bruce Taylor, the other lead The survey found fairly similar suffered more serious injuries and girls are perpetrators, while 12-18 who’d been dating within vey, acknowledged that some of researcher for the NORC survey, rates of victimization and per- than boys. identifying situations where girls the past year and who completed the behaviors defined as psycho- said the overall abuse figures petration among boys and girls “Our work suggests that pre- are likely to suffer more serious a self-administered online ques- logical abuse — such as insults were higher than previous nation- — even in the sub-categories of vention programs need to address harm. Community Life reports on the life of your community 2B The Brunswick News / Wednesday, October 29, 2014 Community Life reports on news closest to your life. 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Posted by Brick students compete at World Games 24-Hour play proceeds benefit arts Cynthia Robinson Posted by Natasha Williams A group of local writers, directors and actors recently took six 10-minute Bulletin plays from scripts to stage in less than 24 hours Board for Brunswick’s 24 Hour Plays. The plays, which were performed at Art Downtown/Brunswick Actors’ Theatre on Sept. 13, raised $400 for the Golden Isles Arts and Humanities Arts in Education programs. Pictured are 24 Hour Plays producer Evy Wright, left, Lucy Lynn Bryson, Golden Isles Arts & Humanities education director, and Lulu Williamson, producer for 24 Hour Plays.

The Brick fitness facility, home to Golden Isles Sale/Silent Auction, Carwash”, and Spaghetti Martial Arts Academy, recently returned from Fundraiser — and generous donations from local Posted by their trip to Richmond, British Columbia, where businesses and individuals in the community Communications officer honored Steve Usher 13 of their students earned a spot and competed raised close to $30,000 for the teams travel against 39 other countries on the United States expenses to Seattle and Canada. Martial Arts Team (Team Georgia). Team Georgia members joined others from Shawn Roberts U.S. Team’s 47 athletes brought home 60 gold Florida, Alabama, Utah, Arizona and several other was recently selected medals, 46 silver medals and 27 bronze medals. states. The USA team competed against Canada, by his peers as the Team Georgia trained throughout the spring and Great Britain, Pakistan, Germany, South Africa and Glynn-Brunswick summer with U.S. Martial Arts Team Captain Drew more. 911 Center Derrick-Bisbee, a world champion martial artist The team is looking towards possibly going to Communications residing in Jacksonville, to prepare themselves to Ireland or Jakarta, Indonesia, in 2016. Officer of the Third compete with the world’s best. Local fundraisers Pictured are members of the United States Quarter. such as a Kickathon, Flamingo Flocking, Rummage Martial Arts Team in Vancouver. Pictured are Operations Coordinator Vicki Stevenson, left, Posted by Shawn Roberts, and Students play with Pint Pirates Natasha Williams Steve Usher, director. Recently, Brunswick High School early childhood education students visited with Organization hosts 100 Miles speaker the Pint Pirates during Pirate Day. Posted by Jennifer Hoffman Early Childhood Education Instructor Lisa Marie McDaniel On Oct. 24, the read the book “How I Became a Golden Isles Sail and Pirate.” Power Squadron hosted Class members Rashaun Alice Keyes, associate Kelly, Rachel Morris, MacKenzie director of “100 Miles” Yates and Jameria Murphy as its guest speaker dressed as pirates. They gave at Sanctuary Cove Golf out gold and silver coins and Club. prepare snacks such as boats She explained the made out of Jell-O and orange mission of “100 Miles,” wedges. which is to preserve, Pictured are Pint Pirate Isaiah protect, and enhance Coker, left, and senior Janie Georgia’s 100-mile Williams. coast. Pictured is Alice Keyes. Mayor visits retired educators’ meeting Posted by Susan Spinks-Lee

Students’ artwork Teacher of the Year A combined meeting of Area 5 and 6 groups of retired in running for logo speaks at meeting educators met on Oct. 7, where Brunswick Mayor Cornell Harvey Posted by Kelly McClellan Posted by Susan Spinks-Lee opened the meeting. He spoke about a special teacher in his life and how she showed him the importance of education. Harvey then presented local president of GREA, Donna Lawson-Mosely, with a proclamation declaring Nov. 2 as Georgia Retired Educators Day. The new statewide president of Georgia Retired Educators, Vivian Tesley, spoke, as well as, president-elect, Association Member Benefits Cornell Harvey, left, and Donna James Haymans. Other Advisors, Teacher Retirement Lawson-Mosely, president informative speakers included System, and LegalShield of the Golden Isles Retired representatives from the Pictured are Brunswick Mayor Educators.

Literary Guild has successful book sale At the September meeting of the Golden Isles Posted by Mary Lou Folts Retired Educators Association, the 2013-2014 Glynn County Teacher of the Year, Brian Brewer, spoke to the From Oct. 16 to 18, the Bruce Rumage, guild board group. He shared the process of selecting a teacher atrium of the St. Simons member and book sale of the year and how he tries to make an impact on Island Casino was the site organizer. Mr. Rumage In addition to the students who received students’ lives is his mission. of the semi-annual sale of especially wants to thank awards for CoastFest already, McIntosh Also at the meeting was Jody Benner representing used books — from popular the many volunteers who County has three finalists for the CoastFest the CIA (Children In Action) after-school program. fiction to the classics, from made the event possible. 2015 logo. The committee chooses 12 from This is a Christ-centered program to help children in cookbooks to art books, This book sale netted all of the combined artwork they received to elementary schools make healthy choices for their from children’s literature to more than $11,000 for the display for CoastFest. The following students lives. The children are bussed after school and have advice on retirement. benefit of the St. Simons are finalists: Erica O’Neal from Todd Grant snack and activities, then Bible study time, homework St. Simons Literary Island Library. Elementary School; Macy Dilts from Oak Grove time and sports. Guild members and other Pictured is Charlotte, Intermediate School; and Devin Boone from Pictured are Brian Brewer, left, and Donna Lawson- community visitors eagerly granddaughter of Chris and McIntosh County Academy. Mosely, Golden Isles president of the Retired made their selections Charlie Lewis, trying to pick Pictured are the students’ artwork. Educators Association. under the direction of her favorite book.

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Time to change smoke alarm Nursing home hosts farmer’s day Posted by Sierra Lewis batteries and set clocks back Recently, BayView Nursing Home in Brantley County had a Farmers day. Dear Abby: Smoke alarms Jeanne this week. That way, they’ll be at Angel’s Helping Hands are one of the greatest fire safety hand when we check our smoke brought their animals for the success stories of our time. Since Phillips alarms to ensure they are working residents to see. The residents they were introduced in 1975, Syndicated advice properly. enjoyed reminiscing about the home fire deaths have been cut in columnist No procrastinating! Home animals. half, even as the nation’s popula- fires happen more frequently Pictured is a nursing home tion has increased by half. But far Dear Abby during the cold winter months, resident with an animal. too many people let the batteries so protecting yourselves and your in their smoke alarms wear out, or the end of daylight saving time families at this time of year is even remove them to avoid occa- on Sunday, Nov. 2. It takes only particularly important. sional nuisance alarms. And too a few minutes. This will not only Dear Abby: I have a T-shirt I many people — and their families give families critical early warn- bought when I was younger and — pay for their neglect or poor ing time to escape a fire, but also wilder. It has a filthy message on judgment with their lives. helps to protect our firefighters it, so I can’t donate it to charity, About 2,500 people a year die by reducing the likelihood they’ll and I’m even embarrassed to Posted by Ray Colglazier in structural — mostly residen- have to enter a burning home to throw it out. I’d hate to, because I Author speaks at Kiwanis meeting tial — fires. According to the rescue someone still inside. have worn it only once. It seems National Fire Protection Asso- Your daily column helps people wasteful to throw out something ciation, more than 60 percent of improve their lives. Please help in such good shape. Jameson Gregg, a them — more than 1,500 people me save lives by printing my What should I do? — More former lawyer and now an author and journalist, re- — are dying in homes that had letter. Thank you, Abby. — Fire Mature Now cently spoke to the Bruns- either no smoke alarms or no Chief G. Keith Bryant, IAFC Dear More Mature: People wick Kiwanis Club about working ones. That’s more than President who wear T-shirts with filthy his latest book, “Luck Be three people a day. Dear Chief Bryant: You’re slogans send a message that they A Chicken.” It is a comic This fall marks the 27th con- welcome. It’s tragic to read and either agree with what it says novel about Butterbean secutive year the International hear about families who have died or think it’s funny. Because the and Ruby Sweat. Association of Fire Chiefs will because of something that could shirt no longer “speaks” for you, Pictured are Kiwanian partner with Energizer, the man- have been so easily prevented. wear it when you’re alone in your Ron Adams, left, Rick ufacturer of batteries, flashlights Readers, I’m giving you notice. house, or admit you made a mis- Townsend, Kiwanis and lanterns, in the Change Your Friday is Halloween, and Sat- take in buying it and turn it into a president, and Jameson Clock Change Your Battery urday night at bedtime is when dust rag. Gregg. program. Together, we’re asking you’ll be turning your clocks people to test their existing bat- back to standard time. Please — Contact Dear Abby at www. teries or install fresh ones in their remember to add smoke detector DearAbby.com or P.O. Box smoke alarms in conjunction with batteries to your shopping list 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. Risley class of 1961 plans meeting Posted by Betty McKenzie

Risley High School Class of 1961 will meet at 9 a.m. on Saturday at Golden Corral, 114 Golden Nonsurgical treatments often Isles Plaza, Brunswick. relieve knee pain within months Island Players to hold auditions Posted by Barbara Stewart The Island Players will a comedy, at 7 p.m. Nov. 3 Island. Roles in the play are hold auditions for its winter and 4 at the Casino Theatre in available for four men and five Dear Doctor K: I saw my Anthony • Taking acetaminophen (Tyle- production of Hotbed Hotel, the Pier Village on St. Simons women. doctor because of aching pain nol) to relieve pain. in my knee, which sometimes Komaroff • Taking a nonsteroidal an- buckles unexpectedly. He says Syndicated medical ti-inflammatory drug, such as I have chondromalacia. What is columnist ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin, others), Haunted house benefits Safe Harbor Posted by Clay Strother this, and what can I do to relieve to ease pain and swelling. the pain? Ask Doctor K • Starting exercises to strength- Dear Reader: The joints in en the muscles around your knee. For two more nights, Safe Har- 9 p.m. tonight and Thursday. Safe Harbor Children’s Center your body are cushioned by car- pletely. That causes pain of the (A physical therapist can design bor Children’s Center invites you All proceeds from the $3 ad- Boys Home. Marshwood Haunt- tilage. This tough, rubbery tissue kneecap, in the front of the knee, an exercise program for you.) to a haunted house, Marshwood mission price will directly benefit ed House is located at 425 Ste- covers and protects the ends of around the side or even behind • Avoiding kneeling, squatting Haunted Stables, from 7:30 to Adventure Based Counseling for vens Road, Saint Simons Island. bones inside a joint, allowing the knee. and high-impact exercises. them to glide smoothly against Chondromalacia of the knee is • Using knee tape, a brace or a one another as the joint moves. usually related to injury, overuse, special sleeve to keep your knee- With chondromalacia, the and poorly aligned muscles and cap aligned properly. cartilage inside a joint softens bones around the knee joint. It is • Wearing inserts called orthot- and breaks down. The ends of the especially common in runners, ics inside your shoes to keep your bones can rub together, causing joggers, skiers, soccer players, foot in proper — neither turned pain. Chondromalacia can affect cyclists and other athletes who in or out too much — when you any joint, but the most common repeatedly stress their knees. bear weight on that foot, and the location is inside the knee. (I’ve Workers who spend a lot of time knee above it. put an illustration of this area on kneeling are also more likely to If nonsurgical treatments fail, my website, AskDoctorK.com.) develop this problem. or if you have severe symptoms, The part of the knee that is af- The most common symptom is your doctor may recommend fected most often is the kneecap a dull, aching pain in front of the arthroscopy. This surgical proce- (also known as the patella). The knee, behind the kneecap. The dure uses miniature instruments kneecap is a little oval-shaped condition also can make your inserted through small incisions bone with an undersurface cov- knee joint “catch”: You suddenly to repair joint problems. Dam- ered by cartilage. have trouble moving it past a aged cartilage can be removed As chondromalacia causes certain point, or it may buckle during the surgery. If necessary, more cartilage to soften, it can unexpectedly. your doctor also can correct the crack or shred into a mass of Nonsurgical treatments often alignment of knee structures to fibers. Bits of cartilage can float relieve knee pain within a few help to reduce wear and tear. Photo of Kristi Mason by Brooke Roberts Photography inside the joint, irritating the cells months. Your doctor may recom- that line it and provoking them to mend: — Dr. Anthony Komaroff can produce fluid. In severe cases, the • Applying ice for pain or be reached at www.AskDoctorK. cartilage can wear away com- swelling. com. Teen need to know their parents will love them unconditionally Dr. Wallace: I read your Robert sexually active, we didn’t love column regularly and appreci- each other. We both went on ate your handling of difficult Wallace with our lives until about six teen problems. I’m the mother Syndicated advice months ago when my older (by of three teenage daughters and columnist two years) brother started dating would be thrilled if you could my ex-girlfriend. They met at Something borrowed, help me become a better parent. Between 12 & 20 a party of a mutual friend and In a sentence or two, please really hit it off. I was surprised, give me guidance on the most it is OK to ride a bike without a but I didn’t say anything. important duty a parent can helmet. — Kenneth, Ft. Walton Last week, my brother said something blue … perform to be the best possible Beach, Fla. that he and my ex are engaged, mother or father. I do realize that Kenneth: Bicycling has but haven’t set the wedding date. there are many duties, but I want become a very popular activ- This didn’t surprise me; it abso- Planning a wedding? The sky is the limit on Georgia’s only what you think is para- ity and many bike riders do lutely shocked me! They plan to Golden Isles, the perfect seaside destination for the mount. — Mother, Orlando, Fla. wear helmets. The reason is be married in Mexico. Mother: Teens must know that recent reports indicate that Now comes the difficult wedding of your dreams. that they share unconditional every year there are more than choice. I want to tell my brother love with their parents. Without 500,000 bicycle-related inju- that his future wife and I had unconditional love from parents, ries that are treated in hospital been sexually intimate, but I’m children can feel abandoned and emergency rooms throughout the not so sure that telling the truth that can result in a huge emo- United States and Canada. Sadly, would be helping my brother or tional hang-up that can lead to there are over 1,200 bicyclists simply causing him more prob- serious problems. Many parents fatally injured each year. Bicycle lems. I’d appreciate your advice say they love their children, but accidents kill more young people on this. They will be living in when asked if they feel loved, under the age of 18 than poisons, Mexico and living with her par- the child often responds with a falls or firearms. ents. — Nameless, Somewhere “No.” When unconditional love Thank your grandparents and in Texas. is shared, it is forever! your parents for your bicycle, Nameless: Say nothing about Dr. Wallace: I’m 12 and I and also for the safety helmet your relationship with your want a bicycle for my birthday. that could save your life. They brother’s fiancée. Offer nothing My mom said that my grand- care about your safety, and so on your own, and if asked, don’t Join us January 18, 2015 parents will buy one for me if I do I. lie, just simply say nothing — as at the oceanfront Jekyll Island Convention Center wear a helmet when I’m riding Dr. Wallace: I dated a girl for long as you live! it. What a bummer! People will over a year, but we separated think I’m a nerd if I wear a hel- because we both wanted to date — Write to Dr. Wallace at goldenislesbridalshow.com met. Please tell my parents that others. Even though we were [email protected]. 4B The Brunswick News / Wednesday, October 29, 2014

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The largest witch hunt in North America, the Salem witch trials began in the spring of 1692, when several women were accused of witchcraft by a group of girls. The accusations sparked a wave of fear, paranoia and hysteria that resulted in about 150 men, women and children being accused of and imprisoned for witchcraft.

The New World Gallows Hill The Puritans of Massachusetts left Nineteen men and women were England in the 17th century seeking convicted of witchcraft and hanged religious tolerance, but their religious at Gallows Hill, near Salem Village. code and way of life was strict and The first to be hanged was Bridget far from tolerant itself. Bishop; her flamboyant nature did Life was harsh in Colonial New not help her defense. An elderly man England. On a spiritual level, people was pressed to death under stones. feared God, the devil and magic. Hundreds of others were imprisoned On a practical level, the Puritans for months until the tide of public feared starvation, disease and attack opinion turned and the witchcraft by the Native Americans and French hysteria finally subsided. Canadians. All of these potential calamities were considered to be the The fungus theory will of God or of the devil. Scientists have speculated that a fungus called ergot may have Fear of witchcraft poisoned the girls who were “be- Witchcraft was a common fear in witched,” causing hallucinations, the 17th century. It is estimated that vomiting, muscle spasms, and The witch between 50,000 to 80,000 suspected burning or itching sensations. Ergot trials may witches were executed in Europe fungus can contaminate rye, wheat have been between the years of 1500 and 1660. and other grains and is highly toxic. fueled by In New England, more than 100 History has recorded other outbreaks Samuel Parris, alleged witches were hanged in the of ergot poisoning. In the Middle as this local 1600s. The hangings at Salem in Ages, the disease was known as minister 1692 would be the last ones in the “St. Anthony’s fire,” and it sometimes accused United States. affected entire villages. many who “The Crucible” opposed Two girls began it all him. The seeds of the Salem witch trials “The Crucible” is a play written by were planted by two little girls. In Arthur Miller. The story takes place January 1692, 9-year-old Elizabeth during the Salem witch trials and por- Parris and 11-year-old Abigail Wil- trays how human fears and feelings liams were overcome by fits, convul- of jealousy, resentment and revenge sions and uncontrollable outbursts of can corrupt a community. The play screaming. Soon, other young girls was a great success when it opened in the community began to exhibit on Broadway in 1953, and several similar symptoms and accused three movies have since been based on local women of bewitching them. In Miller’s historical drama. late February, arrest warrants were issued for Tituba, a slave belonging Final thoughts to the Parris family; Sarah Good, a The witch trials lasted for about beggar woman; and the poor, elderly a year. By early 1693, everyone Sarah Osborn. charged with witchcraft had been pardoned and released. Spreading hysteria In 1697, the Massachusetts General Throughout the region, more Court deemed the trials unlawful and Some of the witchcraft allegations and arrests annulled the guilty verdicts. In 1711, accused died were made. Although generally legislation was passed restoring the in prison called the Salem witch trials, these families’ good names and providing before they hearings occurred in towns and vil- financial restitution to the heirs. could be lages all across the Massachusetts The Salem witch trials teach us valu- hanged or More Bay region. able lessons about what can happen freed. women than when communities experience isola- men were tion, mass hysteria, and religious or accused and SOURCES: World Book Encyclopedia, World Book convicted of Inc.; www.history.com; www.http://law2.umkc.edu; political fanaticism, and when indi- http://school.discoveryeducation.com; viduals bear false witness. witchcraft.

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(2 hrs.) childhood party station. garlicky saffron mayon- 6:30 PM - Ch. TLC: a playhouse, but Jep 8:30 PM - Ch. 10: one year after he went Steve Rannazzisi. (N) ‘World of Ice & Fire’ book offers back story to ‘Thrones’ By HILLEL ITALIE tors. He agreed to the companion vest set off by his white hair and A native of Bayonne, N.J., Mar- Associated Press volume in 2006 and expected it beard — he was interviewed on tin loved comic books and writing would take just a couple of years. stage by Salon.com critic Laura as a kid and by high school had NEW YORK — George R.R. Naturally, it took longer. He in- Miller and responded to written won an award for a superhero sto- Martin knows all the signs of tended to write some brief text to questions from the audience. ry. He has been publishing books Boba Fett Syndrome. accompany the drawings, but end- Martin, 66, has completed five since the 1970s and began his Named for the minor “Star ed up setting down some 300,000 of seven planned novels. The most “Ice and Fire” series in the 1990s, Wars” character who fans de- words, more than enough to make recent, “A Dance With Dragons,” intending to write a trilogy. manded to know more about, his editor’s “head explode.” came out in 2011, the same year During his telephone interview, Boba Fett Syndrome is most acute “It was bigger than I anticipat- the Emmy-winning HBO adap- Martin said some of his fondest for any book or film series that ed,” he said during a recent tele- tation “Game of Thrones” first early memories were of reading has reached the level of phenom- phone interview, acknowledging aired. Martin said Sunday that illustrated versions of “Treasure enon, when minutiae becomes that “The World of Ice & Fire” one challenge is keeping track Island” and other classics and that major. For Martin, this has meant might have delayed still further of so many characters and events he wanted “The World of Ice & not just the usual demands for the next “Ice and Fire” novel. spread out over thousands of Fire” to have a similar appeal. He the next “A Song of Ice and Fire” “I start these things that I think pages. Like a filmmaker hiring admires the Kindle, but prefers fantasy novel (don’t ask, he’s still won’t take much time, and they a continuity director, he works reading on paper and thinks the working on it), but constant letters grow and grow.” with longtime “Ice and Fire” ex- new book is especially suited for and emails asking for informa- Martin said “The World of Ice Matt Sayles/AP perts Elio M. Garcia Jr. and Linda its hardcover edition. tion on everything from dragons & Fire” offers material already in Author George R.R. Martin arrives at the premiere for the third Antonsson, who run the fan site “My feeling was ‘Let’s make it to Aegon Targaryen’s war against the “Ice and Fire” series, materi- season of the HBO television series “Game of Thrones” at the TCL www.westeros.org and are credit- a coffee table book, and let’s fill the Seven Kingdoms. al he has long worked out in his Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles. ed as co-authors of the new book. it with some great fantasy art by Martin’s new book, which re- mind and on paper, but had never “They displayed, right away, an some of the top illustrators in the leased Tuesday, is “The World released, and material he invent- the character he has called his fa- Sunday the resident of Santa Fe, almost obsessive knowledge of fantasy world,’” he said. “We’re of Ice & Fire: The Untold Histo- ed entirely for the book, such as vorite. He’s saving that for future N.M., came to New York and my world. In fact, I had to alter at a time in publishing history ry of Westeros and the Game of the section dedicated to lands on books). appeared before hundreds of my world because of that obses- where you can have your stories Thrones,” 300 pages of back sto- the other side of the Narrow Sea. Time spent working on “The fans at Manhattan’s 92nd Street sive knowledge,” Martin said, in many different ways. But I’m ry and original artwork by some (Fans of Tyrion Lannister, be ad- World of Ice & Fire” also means Y. Dressed all in black — black noting that they had caught errors still an old fart. I love a physical of the world’s top fantasy illustra- vised: Martin includes little about time spent on publicity, and on corduroys, black shirt, and black in his work. book.” Xx The Brunswick News / Wednesday, October 29, 2014 TheThe Brunswick Brunswick News News / / Wednesday,Wednesday, OctoberOctober 29,29, 20142014 Xx7B Fun & Games

CROSSWORD PUZZLE CONTRACT BRIDGE CLASSIC PEANUTS By STEVE BECKER Playing the Percentages

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On many deals, declarer has to choose between two differ- ent lines of play, knowing that if he chooses the wrong one, he will have no chance to try the BEETLE BAILEY other. In deciding what to do in these cases, declarer’s best bet is to rely on basic probabilities. For example, consider this deal where South is in three notrump. When dummy ap- pears, he can count seven top tricks -- two spades, a heart, two diamonds and two clubs -- and therefore needs to develop two more winners. There are two possibilities. He can cross to dummy with a HOROSCOPE diamond at trick two and take BLONDIE By FRANCIS DRAKE a heart fi nesse. If it succeeds, he can return to dummy with For Wednesday, Oct. 29, home routine. It could be as another diamond and repeat the 2014 minor as running out of coffee. fi nesse. Since East and West ARIES (March 21 to April (Oops -- that’s not minor.) 19) For some reason, you SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. are equally likely to hold the might feel you are in a goldfi sh 21) This is a mildly accident- heart king, the chance that this bowl today. Important people prone day for your sign, so pay approach will succeed is an seem to know details about attention to everything you say even 50 percent. your personal life. Be careful. and do. Be mindful and keep South’s other option is to TAURUS (April 20 to May your wits about you. attempt to establish dummy’s 20) Travel plans will change or SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to diamonds. This can be ac- need to be rescheduled today. Dec. 21) If shopping today, complished, if the missing This same infl uence could count your change and keep diamonds are divided 3-2, by change or delay school sched- your receipts. Guard your pos- allowing the defenders to win FRANK AND ERNEST ules as well. Double-check sessions against loss or theft the fi rst lead of the suit and everything before you act. because something unpredict- later using his remaining dia- GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) able could impact your wealth mond as an entry to dummy. Make friends with your bank and possessions. In trying to choose which account and make sure you CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to method of play is more likely know what’s happening. When Jan. 19) You feel restless, to succeed, it is obviously it comes to your fi nances, and at the same time, highly information is power. independent today. You don’t helpful for declarer to know CANCER (June 21 to July want to be told what to do. that the chance of a 3-2 divi- 22) A partner or close friend Nevertheless, a few surprises sion is 68 percent. might surprise you today. could be in store for you. Consequently, the winning Someone might want more AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 to Feb. line of play in the long run space or more freedom in the 18) Allow extra time for your would be to deliberately lose relationship. Listen carefully to day today so that you have the fi rst diamond trick, which what others say. wiggle room to deal with unex- would succeed about two- BORN LOSER LEO (July 23 to Aug. 22) pected situations. Something thirds of the time, as opposed Your work routine could be behind the scenes might cre- to relying on a heart fi nesse, interrupted because of staff ate delays for you. But if you’re which would win only half the shortages, computer crashes not pressed for time, you can time. or equipment breakdowns. work this out. In the actual deal, declarer Just cope as best you can, PISCES (Feb. 19 to March makes four notrump if he con- and be patient. 20) A female friend might cedes a diamond trick early in VIRGO (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) surprise you today by saying or This is a mildly accident-prone doing something unexpected. the play, but goes down one if day for your kids, so be extra Alternatively, you could meet a he tries a heart fi nesse instead. vigilant. This applies to your new friend who is quite bizarre Tomorrow: own children as well as chil- or unorthodox. Pinpoint bidding. dren with whom you might be YOU BORN TODAY You are Today's Birthdays: Blue- working. Keep your eyes open. convincing because you know ARLO AND JANIS LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) how to make a powerful fi rst grass singer-musician Sonny Small appliances might break impression. Others listen to Osborne (The Osborne Broth- down today or minor break- you because you are innova- ers) is 77. Country singer Lee ages could occur, because tive and original. You often see Clayton is 72. Rock musician something will interrupt your a better way of doing things. Denny Laine is 70.

SUDOKU Yesterday’s Answer THIS DATE IN HISTORY

Sudoku instructions: Today is Wednesday, Oct. 29, the 302nd day of 2014. There are 63 days left in the year. Fill in the grid so that Today's Highlight in History: every row, column and On Oct. 29, 1964, thieves made off with 3x3 box contains the the Star of India and other gems from the digits 1 through 9. American Museum of Natural History in New York. (The Star and most of the other gems MALLARD FILLMORE were recovered; three men were convicted of stealing them.) On this date: In 1929, Wall Street crashed on "Black Tuesday," heralding the start of America's Great Depression. In 1940, Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson drew the fi rst number — 158 — in America's fi rst peacetime military draft. In 1966, the National Organization for Wom- en was formally organized during a conference in Washington, D.C. Thought for Today: "Numerous politicians have seized absolute power and muzzled the press. Never in history has the press seized absolute power and muzzled the politicians." MARY WORTH — David Brinkley, American broadcast journal- ist (1920-2003).

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ALLEY OOP 8B The Brunswick News / Wednesday, October 29, 2014

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Sheriff Probate Judge Clerk of Superior Court Neal Jump Debra G. Howes Lola Jamsky 554-7669 554-7231 554-7272 EMAIL FAX BRING ORRMAIL MAIL DEADLINES:DDEA your legals to – or – your legals to – or – your legalslt to The deadline for legal advertising copy is 912-264-4973 3011 Altama Ave. - P.O. Box 1557 2:00 P.M. – 2 Business Days before Brunswick, GA 31521 you need it to run View legal advertising online at thebrunswicknews.com View Legal & Public Notices for all 159 Georgia Counties at GeorgiaPublicNotice.com

005 Debtors and 006 Divorces 010 Miscellaneous 021 Rates 026 Notices 135 Handyman 153 Misc. Services 240 Lots & Acreage Creditors IN THE PROBATE tober, 2014. general circulation hereby RENT A MAN Reflexology 27acres-$49,900 COURT OF GLYNN designated as most likely ***FORMAT*** Carpentry, Painting, Foot massage on 15 acres- $29,900, COUNTY STATE OF LOLA B. JAMSKY to give notice to said De- All ads will have a GEORGIA CLERK SUPERIOR COURT fendant. Home Repair, 25 Years Jekyll Island. 3 acres-$12,900, Located 12-point bold header and Experience 223-2514 912-230-9512 14 miles from Sterling, 2. That said publication a 10-point bold phone Mary Overstreet Dep ( in Brantley County) be made at least once per number. Additional bold NOTICE TO Clerk, Glynn County 138 Hauling/Moving Possible owner financing. week for four (4) consecu- charges will apply. DEBTORS AND Superior Court tive weeks on the desig- Ship Shape Cartergrouprealestate.com State of Georgia 912-530-9515 or CREDITORS nated publication day of E-MAIL ALL OF YOUR AMWASTE Boats and said newspaper. ADS AND LEGALS TO: Private Planes Only 912-294-0123 FILED SOUTHERN Construction Dumpsters In Re: Estate of Mary E. 3. That a copy of the classifieds@ Professional Mobile Chasteen, deceased GLYNN CO. CLERKʼS OFFICE Summons and Complaint OAKS Residential • Commercial 2014 OCT 9 PM 12 27 thebrunswicknews.com Detailing, Wash, Old Hwy 259 Lola B. Jamsky herein be deposited within STABLES Clean Up: • Yard • Attic Compound, All creditors of the estate CLERK SUPERIOR COURT ten (10) days in any post • Garage • Roofing Area, All Classified Ads can be IS OPEN FOR Wet Sand, Wax. of Mary E. Chasteen,de- office directed to the De- • Remodeling • Demolition Camden County, seen on our web site BUSINESS! Trailers Separate. ceased, late of Glynn Corporations fendant herein at his last 10 & 20 Yard Roll Off 29+ Acres, $29,000 009 www.thebrunswicknews.com We specialize in Find us on Facebook! County, Georgia are known address of Bruns- Containers *Good Land for residential English riding, ages 912-506-4798 hereby notified to render wick, Georgia. Locally Owned/Operated or agricultural or hunting, OFFICE HOURS: six years to adult. their demands to the un- Notice of Intent To Dated this 3 day of Octo- Licensed & Insured *Owner Financing MON-FRI 8:00am-5:00pm Located at: 175 Remodeling dersigned according to ber, 2014. •Major Credit Cards *Adjoining land available incorporate Call Alan or Patricia 506 Buck Swamp Road law, and all persons in- Seller is a Notice is given that Arti- in Brunswick. Accepted• 258-9311 debted to said Estate are /s/ Mark Riddoch 912-267-5991 licensed Realtor cles of Incorporation Flexible scheduling. Budget required to make immedi- L. Mark Riddoch Johns Realty which will incorporate DEADLINES: FIRST 30-MINUTE ate payment to the under- Magistrate TRASH HAULING Roofing MCC Installations, Inc. •BEFORE 3 P.M. THE DAY LESSON IS 912-266-5163 signed. Specializing in was delivered to the Sec- BEFORE YOU WANT IT TO RUN COMPLIMENTARY! No trash too large or 014 Probate Notices •DEADLINE FOR MONDAY IS re-roofing/patching retary of State for filing in Contact instructor Ashley small. Comm.- Res. 270 Want To Rent Albert L. Chasteen 4 P.M. FRIDAY FOR ALL 30 yrs exp accordance with the Geor- CLASSIFICATIONS. Appliances & furniture. at 912-996-6032 or Call 912- 294-8230 Executor gia Business Corporation PETITION FOR Trees & limbs also Mary E. Chasteen, Code. (O.C.G.A. LEGAL AD DEADLINE: assistant Jennifer at hauled. Free estimates. Sr. Single Gent. deceased 14-2-201.1) LETTERS OF ALL HARD COPY FOR LEGAL 912-399-8036. 996-4487 Home Repairs Wants furnished, single 105 Tuttle Lane ADVERTISEMENTS MUST BE The initial registered office ADMINISTRATION RECEIVED BEFORE 12:00 P.M. For more information visit Decks, roofing, painting, BR APT. w/cooking & LR. Brunswick GA 31520 of the corporation will be NOTICE 2 DAYS PRIOR TO FIRST INSER - us online at 141 Lawn/ concrete, cabinets, Can be shared, would like TION. LEGAL AD CANCELLA- www.southernoaksstables.com Address located at 2465 Demere counters, etc Old town or SSI area.  TIONS MUST BE RECEIVED IN Come join Team S.O.S! Landscaping Road #111, St. Simons Is-  WRITING PRIOR TO 11:00 A.M., 266-2947 912-223-5062 land, Georgia 31522 and 2 DAYS PRIOR TO INSERTION. IN THE PROBATE GEORGIA, GLYNN 050 Pets Lawn Ranger COURT OF GLYNN the initial registered agent AFFIDAVIT FEE OF $10.00 WILL Rentals COUNTY PROBATE BE PLACED ON EVERY LEGAL Lawn Maintenance, 190 Tree Services 285 COUNTY STATE OF at such address is Mark COURTESTATE NO. RAN UNLESS WE ARE TOLD Service & Landscaping Brunswick GEORGIA Chitty. [PRO17853] OTHERWISE. AKC Miniature 222-2141  LONG-HAIRED, MALE WOOD TO GO 010 Miscellaneous To Whom It May Concern: CANCELLATIONS: TREE SERVICE NOTICE TO MUST BE SUBMITTED BEFORE DACHSHUND PUPPIES S & M Lawn DEBTORS AND (any heir whose current DEADLINE THE DAY PRIOR TO LEAVE MESSAGE. • Tree Trimming In The District Court address is unknown) AD BEING REMOVED FROM 912-638-1408 Weekly & Bi-weekly • Tree Removal CREDITORS  PAPER. NO REFUND WILL BE services available • Stump Grinding Millcrest Of The Seventh GIVEN FOR DAYS NOT USED.  Effie Mosley has peti- ONCE CANCELED, ADVERTIS - 912-506-3948 • Land Clearing 3 Br 2 Ba Avail. In Re: Estate of Mary Mar- Judicial District Of Puppy Paradise tioned to be appointed Ad- ERS ARE EXPECTED TO please leave message • Fire Wood with garage on cul-de-sac garet Pugh, deceased The State Of Idaho, In ministrator(s) of the estate CONFIRM THAT THE CANCEL- Mention This is LATION OF THEIR AD WAS IM - Licensed & Insured Starting at $950 mo. And For The County of Ceola Polite,de- PLEMENTED. THE BRUNSWICK Ad to Get First Day 230-1523 All creditors of the estate New carpet, Flattop stove, Of Bonneville ceased, of said County. NEWS CAN NOT BE RESPONSI- Lawn Services garage, microwave, of Mary Margaret Pugh, (The petitioner has also BLE FOR MORE THAN ONE FREE INCORRECT RUN AFTER Free Estimates. Will rake, Are Your Trees dishwasher, disposal. deceased, late of Glynn Shawn W. Johnston, applied for waiver of bond STOPPING THE AD. New Owner, New Trainer! mow, trim, edge, install Making You Nervous? Trash, Lawn & 24 hr County, Georgia are Petitioner, and/or grant of certain The Islandʼs Most Trusted seasonal planting, etc. hereby notified to render Then call D&Mʼs Tree emergency maintenance v. powers contained in AD ERRORS: Doggie Daycare, Board- Kerb Appeal included. Call Christie at: their demands to the un- Service. 912-571-7249 Jennifer Anne Johnston, O.C.G.A. §53-12-261.) All PLEASE CHECK YOUR ing, & Training School. Concrete Landscape dersigned according to ADVERTISEMENT ON THE 912-223-2386 Respondent. interested parties are IslandPuppyParadise.com Edging & Lawn Services, law, and all persons in- FIRST DAY THAT IT RUNS. 200 Real Estate Open 7 days a week hereby notified to show THE BRUNSWICK NEWS 133 Center Street, SSI Mike Benton, debted to said Estate are Mobile Homes Professionally managed Case No. CV-14-5102 cause why said petition ACCEPTS RESPONSIBILITY (912) 268-4725 912-222-6250 required to make immedi- should not be granted. All FOR ONLY THE FIRST by Coastal Residential INCORRECT INSERTION. Properties. ate payment to the under- Order For Service objections to the petition signed. must be in writing, setting The Dog House 144 Legal Services GENERAL Of Summons By forth the grounds of any Inn & Suites 1 Mile to Mall George B. Pugh, Jr. Publication INFORMATION: such objections, and must ADVERTISING COPY IS Exit 29 2, 3, 4 Bedroom MH Administrator/Executor be filed with the court on SUBJECT TO APPROVAL BY DEBT Starting at $450.00/mo Mary Margaret Pugh, THE PUBLISHER WHO (912)266-7001 EQUAL HOUSING Upon Motion of Stephen or before November 07, Free Water, Trash pickup deceased S. Hart, of Hart Law Of- RESERVES THE RIGHT TO EDIT, OPPORTUNITY 2014 . All objections REJECT OR CLASSIFY ALL 106 Asphalt/Paving RELIEF 864-760-4747 5 Kings Lane fices, attorney for Peti- must be signed under ADVERTISEMENTS UNDER St. Simons Island, GA tioner in the above-enti- oath before a notary pub- APPROPRIATE HEADINGS. William S. Orange, III All real estate advertising in this 31522 newspaper is subject to the Fed- 1 or 2 BR tled action, for an Order lic or before a probate ADVERTISING LANGUAGE Concrete/Rock Attorney at Law eral Fair Housing Act of 1968 Address directing service of the court clerk, and filing fees MUST COMPLY WITH FEDERAL, which makes it illegal to advertise Slabs & drives. Brick pav- Washer/dryer Summons in said action must be tendered with STATE AND LOCAL LAWS Yes, Even under the “any preference, limitation or dis- ing, stucco work, topsoil. crimination based on race, color, Nice and clean! 006 Divorces on the Respondent, Jenni- your objections, unless REGARDING THE PROHIBITION new code, Bankruptcy OF DISCRIMINATION IN 261-0560 or 222-5752 religion, sex or national origin, or 912-554-1571 fer Anne Johnston, by you qualify to file as an in- EMPLOYMENT, HOUSING AND is still an option! an intention to make any such pref- publication thereon in a digent party. Contact pro- PUBLIC ACCOMMODATIONS. Stop Foreclosure erence, limitation or discrimina- IN THE 115 Cleaning Res. tion.” Familial status includes chil- newspaper of general cir- Stop Garnishments SUPERIOR COURT OF bate court personnel at ALL REQUESTED TEAR dren under the age of 18 living with and Comm. Stop Repossession parents or legal custodians, preg- GLYNN COUNTY culation most likely to give the following address/tele- SHEETS ARE $2 FOR EACH notice to said Respondent phone number for the re- Wage Earner Chapter 13, nant women and people securing STATE OF GEORGIA SHEET REQUESTED. Let Me Clean! custody of children under 18. and by mailing a copy of quired amount of filing Chapter 7 Bankruptcy References. 14 years This newspaper will not knowingly said Summons and Com- fees. If any objections are THE BRUNSWICK NEWS Free Consultation accept any advertising for real es- Kayon Jaydeen Fields, experience. $35 up 2BR MH plaint to said Respondent filed, a hearing will be 3011 Altama Avenue Doing Bankruptcy right tate which is in violation of the law. Plaintiff, Our readers are hereby informed in small family Park on P. O. Box 1557 269-9969 since 1979 vs. at her last known address, scheduled at a later date. that all dwellings advertised in this Hwy 17N and on the Affidavit of If no objections are filed, Brunswick, GA. 31521 1419 Newcastle St. newspaper are available on an Grading No Pets Stephen S. Hart; and the petition may be PHONE: 912-265-8320 129 Bwk., GA. 31520 equal opportunity basis. Rodney Ervin Fields, To complain of discrimination call 399-0451 FAX: 912- 264-4973 Defendant. It appearing to the Court granted without a 267-9272 HUD toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. from said Affidavit and the hearing.  ******************* Backhoe the toll-free telephone number for verified Complaint filed  the hearing impaired is 3 bedroom CIVIL ACTION # BANKRUPTCY 1-800-927-9275. CE14-01102-063 herein that a good cause WITNESS, the Honorable Tractor 2 bath, of action exists in favor of Debra G. Howes, Judge Dirt Leveling, Bushhog- TOO MUCH DEBT? Need A Paper? $750/month Petitioner and against  ging, Top Soil, Fill Dirt, IN FORECLOSURE? NOTICE OF Call The Brunswick News $750 security deposit. said Respondent, and that By: Cecelia D. Aiken Septics 269-3798 NEED A WAY OUT? PUBLICATION said Petitioner is a neces- CLERK, PROBATE Call The Schofield Law Circulation Department at 912-242-2451 sary and proper party to COURT OF GLYNN 135 Handyman Firm for a Free 912-265-1104 TO: Rodney Ervin Fields this action; COUNTY Bankruptcy Consultation. 3 Bedroom And it further appearing  Curious about 912-275-7018 Want a Older Double-Wide By Order for Service by that Summons was duly 701 G STREET COMMUNITY www.schofieldlawfirm.com Newspaper Subscription. in good condition Publication dated the 9th issued and that said Re- BRUNSWICK, GA 31520 the cost of a Call The Brunswick News on Blythe Island day of October, 2014, you spondent cannot be found  912-554-7231 classified ad? PAINTING 153 Misc. Services at 265-1104 No pets 266-3764 are hereby notified that on despite diligent efforts in You can now go to Carpentry repairs, the 9th day of October, the State of Idaho or the 021 Rates our new on-line ad taking pressure washing, window 285 Rentals Brunswick 2014 Kayon Jaydeen United States of America; system and get the price cleaning & clean gutters. Straw Delivered Fields filed suit against and ******************* for your ads and pay for We blow off roofs. LONG LEAF -$3.00/BALE you for divorce. It further appearing that them right then with a No job too small. SLASH - $2.75/BALE You are required to service of said Summons YOUR CLASSIFIED credit or debit card. Licensed & Insured. Price War! file with the Clerk of the cannot be made on said RATES, DEADLINES, Eagles Pointe Apartments 24 hours a day, References furnished. 912-222-0031 Superior Court of Glynn Respondent by any man- & INFO Call 912-264-8237 or Enjoy the Ultimate Living Experience! 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